Why Does My Bathroom Always Feel Damp?
If your bathroom feels damp long after a shower, you’re not alone. Steamy mirrors, wet walls, and lingering moisture are common in Kiwi homes. The culprit? Steam.
Every hot shower produces steam when warm, moist air inside the shower meets cooler air outside. This condensation settles on ceilings, paint, and cabinetry – leaving your bathroom feeling damp and musty. Over time, it leads to:
- Mould and mildew
- Peeling paint or bubbling plaster
- Water damage to cabinetry and flooring
- Musty odours that are hard to shift
The Traditional Fix: Fans and Open Windows
Most homeowners rely on extractor fans or open windows to fight moisture. While they can help, they aren’t always effective. Fans consume electricity and depend on how long they’re left running. Windows let out heat – not ideal in winter. Worst of all, these methods only tackle steam after it has already formed.
The Smarter Fix: Stop Steam From Forming
Here’s the good news: you don’t need to live with constant dampness, and you don’t need to rely on fans or open windows. Showerdome® stops steam from forming in the first place.
By balancing the temperature and airflow inside your shower, Showerdome® prevents the collision of hot and cold air that creates steam. The result?
- A warm, comfortable shower without the chill of escaping steam
- Dry mirrors, walls, and ceilings after every shower
- Less mould, mildew, and long-term damage
The Benefits Beyond Dryness
When you eliminate steam, you also:
- Save on energy (less fan use, less heat loss)
- Reduce cleaning time (no more scrubbing mould)
- Improve air quality (fewer damp odours and allergens)
Final Thoughts
A damp bathroom isn’t just inconvenient – it’s costly, unhealthy, and unnecessary. With Showerdome®, you can enjoy a warm, dry, and healthy bathroom every day – without relying on fans, open windows, or endless cleaning.
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