Adapting your home to Singapore’s tropical climate

High temperatures and humidity characterise Singapore's climate. Even for those born here, the weather can be stifling, even more so for those new to tropical climates near the equator. "This frustration is evident in the way these people design their homes and use air-conditioning to combat the hotness and humidity of the weather."

Designing a space conducive to the climate can improve energy efficiency and make the room more comfortable for its occupants. This can be achieved through various strategies, such as using appropriate insulation, ventilation, shading, and landscaping. Additionally, incorporating sustainable materials and practices can further reduce the environmental impact of the space. Read more to find out!

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You just need to spend two minutes here to know about the humidity in Singapore. It’s sticky, it’s uncomfortable and it absolutely feels like living in a sponge. Even cold showers three times a day won’t help combat the Singapore humidity level. While you may be Googling about ‘how to reduce humidity in Singapore’, we guess you came across this article to get some solutions. Well, you are at the right place! There are things in a humid room that you can add or remove to make yourself feel more comfortable. But first, you may have to gauge the levels of indoor humidity in Singapore.

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• How to reduce high humidity from your home in Singapore

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