Manufactured Home Essay

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Handling A Tightly Constructed Manufactured Home - Moisture and Mold Prevention If you’re like me, knowing how your home is built, why it’s built that way and how to keep it as good as new is very important to you. Each of our Clayton Built™ manufactured homes are tightly constructed inside one of our climate controlled home building facilities. Since they’re built inside and up to ISO 14001 standards, they’re not exposed to moisture or any other outside elements that may cause delays or damage and they’re more efficient than ever. Plus, the brand name, quality materials that are used can help make it last a lifetime and don’t . The top-quality drywall that is used in our homes doesn’t allow much room for air or moisture to seep through …show more content…

• Open a window or a door to provide ventilation to remove stale air and possibly excess humidity. • When a bathroom is in use, be sure to crack the window to exhaust air/moisture to the outside. • If you have a vent fan in your kitchen, use it to exhaust air while you’re cooking. You can also use it when you’re not cooking. Also, an accumulation of moisture under your home can cause condensation problems inside. When your home is being skirted, provide adequate ventilation with the required number of vents on each side of your home. Why is keeping moisture out important? – Moisture often leads to mold and material damage which is not good for your home OR your health, so I’ve put together a few tips to help you prevent the chance of getting mold in your home. Mold Prevention – Controlling the amount of moisture in your home or in a specific area of your home is essential to preventing mold. Other key ways include: • Cleaning up leaks or spills as soon as possible • Using a de-humidifier to reduce humidity • Opening windows andUsing using exhaust fans when

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