The major household concern of any family during monsoon is that of drying wet clothes. While we all prefer to dry our clothes inside our houses, rainy season is a time, when drying clothes inside takes a back seat and outside is something close to impossible.
The scene of the entire home filled with wet clothes waiting to dry is not beneficial for your health. Wet clothes, with the lack of percolating sunshine increases the humidity of the air in the house and this humidity is a perfect ground for molds, fungus and other microbes to flourish.
This moisture laden indoor air, clubbed with microbes are a result of many upper respiratory tract infections as sinusitis, allergies, pneumonia (in Infants and young kids). As during monsoon temperature fluctuates, it results in decreased immunities, more so in Infants and young children.
Get a good organizer to keep things tidy. When things are arranged properly in aired rack, rather than in a messy closed rack, the chances of moulds and microbes circulating gets lesser. The dampness doesn’t develops and that’s a big relief during monsoons.
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