My Bathroom Gets Super Hot Even If No Water Is Running. I Think This Is Because

Luckily, keeping your bathroom free of mold and excess condensation isn't as hard as it may seem. By trying the following tips, you may even find that reducing moisture in the bathroom was easier than you thought:

• Check any of your heating and cooling vents to make sure they are not closed or partially closed. Even something as small as that can reduce how much dry air is getting into the bathroom, causing condensation issues.
• If you find your bathroom is too humid, simply open windows in the bathroom if you have them. It's a good way to air out the bathroom when the weather is nice.
• Anything that adds heat to the room can dry out the space. If you've been wanting heated flooring in the bathroom, this might be your excuse.
• You can also add a portable dehumidifier, which usually runs anywhere from $20 to $50 for smaller models.
• You should check to make sure your fan is up to the job. Your bathroom should have an extractor fan to carry the moisture elsewhere, especially if your bathroom doesn't have windows. Clean the dust and dirt away from the fan to keep it running efficiently.
• You can buy a demistable mirror, which has heating pads on the back of the mirror. Since the mirror is warm, condensation can't form on the mirror, leading to less moisture in the bathroom.
• You can also buy anti-condensation paint, which will shrink the chance for mold and paint chipping, as water won't stay on the walls.

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