Hello trife01, thank you for your question! Some people do indeed find dehumidifiers to be helpful to have in their homes for managing their COPD. All bodies are unique, so we cannot say conclusively whether it would be beneficial for you or not! I thought these articles might be of interest to you and provide some perspectives to help you make the best choice for you. https://copd.net/living-with-copd/pulmonary-rehab/lifestyle/allergens-and-irritants https://copd.net/living/managing-rain-humidity
Please keep us posted on what you decide and how you are managing. Wishing you a gentle day. ~Allyson (COPD.net team)
peterpeter Member
Yes, I find using a dehumidifier does help. My unit lowers the level in four room apartment to an enjoyable 35-40%. FYI consider a unit that has a 2-3 gallon reservoir, disinfect regularly and all dehumidifiers generate heat!!
Leon Lebowitz, RRT Member
Hi PeterPeter, and thanks for lending your support and encouragement here regarding the use of dehumidifiers and COPD. We appreciate your feedback.
All the best,
Leon (site moderator COPD.net)