
Indoor humidity can be helpful to make a house feel warmer in winter, but it’s definitely not an advantage during hot summer weather. High humidity makes a warm environment feel
Home humidity is more than a number. It impacts everything from household comfort and a healthy indoor environment to monthly operating costs and even the structural integrity of the house.
When it comes to minimizing negative effects on hardwood floors, your air conditioning system can be an important ally. Wood is a natural living material that interacts with environmental conditions.
This isn’t shocking news during the winter season, but static electricity can be a real household annoyance. Those painful zaps when you touch certain objects or other people actually deliver
Low humidity inside a home is considered by the EPA to be a level below 35%. Insufficient humidity is more common in winter as cold air doesn’t contain water vapor
Optimum home humidity is a question of balance: not too little, not too much. When the level is too low—below 35 percent—occupants feel the effects of scratchy throats and dry
Winter often inflicts a one-two punch on household humidity. First, the outside environment is typically drier in this season. Cold air doesn’t hold as much water vapor as warm summer
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