Warm it up
The World Health Organisation recommends a minimum of 18 degrees in our homes. Good insulation, draught stopping and the right type of heater make achieving this easier. Check out our information and tips below.
Keeping your home warm and healthy
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Dry it out
Damp homes can be bad for our health and promote mould and dust mites. Minimising moisture sources is key to keeping your home dry. Find out ways to tackle dampness below.
Air it out
The average New Zealand household can produce over 8 litres of moisture a day. Good ventilation is essential for removing excess moisture from your home and for maintaining air quality. Use our checklist to see if your home is well ventilated.