Can Dry Indoor Air Make You Sick?
What happens if the air in your home is too dry? Is there a connection between dry indoor air and health? Here's how to increase indoor moisture levels.
What happens if the air in your home is too dry? Is there a connection between dry indoor air and health? Here's how to increase indoor moisture levels.
Learn what the ideal wintertime indoor humidity range is for your home and how to maintain it all season long.
Reducing the unwanted effects of dry indoor air in your home is one of the many benefits a whole-home humidifier offers.
Using essential oils as for aromatherapy purposes or as air fresheners via diffusers, can have unintended and undesirable effects on your home's indoor air quality.
A whole-home humidifier offers many health and home benefits. Learn the differences between steam and evaporative humidifiers.
You may be unaware of the relationship between dust, dust mites and indoor humidity. Regulating indoor humidity helps prevent dust and dust mites.
High home humidity can occur even when your air conditioner is working overtime.
If your home is extremely dry or humid, it’s likely not within the ideal 40-60% indoor humidity range. Here are several ways to fix that.
It’s the relative humidity in your home that ultimately decides the comfort and health of the air you breathe.. much more important than most people realize!
Wondering why your house is so humid? Maybe during the summer or even year-round! Check out these tips and tricks to reduce high home humidity levels.
The spring and summer seasons feature high humidity and warm, rainy weather. Upgrading to a whole-home dehumidifier helps regulate humidity indoors.
There are many advantages to using a humidifier in your home during the winter season, including several health perks. Find out why we suggest whole-home humidification.
Humidity control is a helpful IAQ method to prevent mold growth in your home. Find out how a dehumidifier can help.
