Humidity
Q+A: What Should Humidity in a House Be?
Do you have questions about humidity in your house? You’re not alone. We answered a handful of frequently asked home humidity questions.
August 19, 2022
Do you have questions about humidity in your house? You’re not alone. We answered a handful of frequently asked home humidity questions.
As a homeowner, it’s important to understand the causes and sources of low home humidity so you can fight and prevent dry indoor air.
Homeowners, have you been looking for indoor moisture control methods? Here’s why humidity control solutions work better than ventilation solutions.
Many homeowners will experience common winter HVAC issues this season. Thankfully, they are easily resolved with IAQ solutions.
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.
Reducing the unwanted effects of dry fall and winter air in your home is one of the many benefits of a whole-home humidifier.
You may be unaware of the relationship between dust, dust mites and indoor moisture levels. Regulating indoor humidity, or humidity control helps.
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.
Good indoor air quality is essential, which is why you should monitor home humidity levels. Find out the best whole-home solutions to fix both low and high indoor relative humidity levels.
The Autumnal Equinox marks the first day of fall. Is your home ready for the colder months? Learn how the upcoming season will impact your indoor air quality.
