TIPS AND TRICKS FOR MAKING YOUR HOME MONSOON READY
Is your home ready? With the cloudy skies and thunder ahead, we all know that the monsoon is around the corner. The mood, the vibe, and many other things would seem pleasing, but there would be one thing which we would never want to be affected; our homes! It brings fear of having musty odours, a moist interior effect, and leakages inside the house. Though we love rain, let’s not forget its problems. Read ahead, as Wudless, the top best interior designer in Bangalore, provides tips for your home this monsoon.
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Monsoon always gives the best mood of the year. As much as monsoon adds up life to our souls, on the contrary, it affects life outside of our homes and walls. You can see the wall paintings wearing out and your sealing starting to leak. Monsoons just don’t affect the exterior of your houses, but they are also capable enough of destroying your furniture and accessories too. Sounds scary?
We are here to ease you up. You don’t have to be an expert or professional designer to bring these changes, these simple tips can be followed by anyone to make their home monsoon ready. Let’s see how!
Roof check
As the talk is about monsoon, let’s begin from the top. The roofs of any house are the first and the foremost thing that suffers the most. It creates chances of having cracks on the roof which leads to water seeping in. If the rainwater seeps in through the cracks, they enlarge, creating a bigger problem and bringing potential harm to your valuables kept inside the house. It is advisable to check the outer structure of your house first, in case of any cracks.
Waterproof walls
As soon as the roof checks and in case of any cracks, it is better to keep your walls prevented with waterproof protection. Weak walls are the major source of leakages. This leads to a moist texture and cracks on the walls. For this, waterproof paints on walls work best for the walls as they help in giving additional protection against water seepage. Ensure that all your house painting work is completed before the advent of the monsoon. Sometimes it is also better to check the terrace and balconies and provide a coat of waterproof layer for additional protection.
Ventilation
It is always a good choice to keep your house ventilated. Proper ventilation during monsoon helps in avoiding infection as fresh air flows in and it diminishes the moistness. During monsoon, many try drying their wet clothes inside and mopping the house keeps it moistier. In that case, it is always a must to keep your house ventilated as well as your fans switched on.
Draining
Most houses with balconies and terraces have water stagnating during monsoon. As we all know, accumulated water or clogged drains can lead to serious health issues, so it is better to make a way or pipeline for the water to drain. You can dehydrate and harvest the water if you feel the water is of good use.
Wooden interior check
Wooden interiors and flooring are a trend now. But we all know it is pretty tedious to maintain it as it is said that it might expand or the shape may change. Some furniture like wooden cupboards gives a damp odour throughout the monsoon and so will our clothes. It is advisable to keep camphor balls or wipe them entirely with a dry towel or cloth in order to clean them and keep them safe.
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We hope these tips help you prep your home well for the coming monsoon. Just follow the above-given monsoon tips and ensure a safe, sterile, and serene home during the season of the rains.
However, in the busy lives that we all lead today, it is tough to find time even to do the essential home maintenance ourselves. Instead, it is always a good idea to get this done during construction or renovation. Wudless, your one-stop solution for Civil, Fabrication, and Interiors, ensures that you can sit back, relax and enjoy the rainy weather with complete satisfaction right at home! After all, we know that home is one of the most valuable investments made in a lifetime.
