Is there moisture in the corridor where clothes are put at night in summer?

Summer nights are generally cooler and the air humidity will be high. If clothes are placed in corridors or other unprotected places, they may be affected by the temperature difference between indoor and outdoor and humid air.

Corridor is usually an area close to outdoor, which is more susceptible to humid air than indoor. Especially after wet weather or rain, the humidity in the corridor may increase. Therefore, if the clothes are left in a humid corridor for a long time, it may cause the clothes to absorb moisture and produce moisture.

Humid environment may lead to the growth of mold or bacteria, and cause damage to clothes or produce odor. Therefore, it is recommended to avoid storing clothes in a humid environment, especially for a long time. If it is unavoidable, you can ensure that the clothes are dried before placing them, and pack them with dust-proof bags or sealed containers with good air permeability to reduce the influence of humidity.

The best way is to store clothes in suitable places, such as wardrobes, drawers and other dry and ventilated places. This can keep clothes dry and clean and prolong their life.