Mold and Moisture Damage? Out of Control Humidity’s the Culprit
Mold and moisture damage can be a huge issue for homeowners in Florida. By taking steps to prevent mold from taking hold, you can spare yourself the worry and work of getting rid of it. High humidity...
View ArticleWant To Stay Healthy Over Winter? Take Care of Your Humidifier
Chilly winter days can be uncomfortable in Central Florida, but it can be even more uncomfortable and unhealthy inside the home due to dry indoor air and the viruses that proliferate in these...
View ArticleProper Humidification Boosts Comfort, Health in Your Orlando area Home
The winter season brings dry indoor air, which is further exacerbated by your forced-air heating system, creating a drop in indoor relative humidity. If you are concerned about comfort and health...
View ArticleSimple Ways to Decalcify Your Humidifier
The beginning of winter weather also signals the arrival of cooler and drier air. A significant drop in relative humidity can cause a host of problems for you and your Orlando home, including dry,...
View ArticleHere’s How to Reduce Humidity in Your Florida Home This Summer
Besides making a hot summer day feel even worse, high humidity in your Florida home can lead to mold growth, water damage and insect infestations. There are many things you can do around your home to...
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How Can You Tell If Your Home Has a Humidity Problem?
Indoor humidity levels affect air quality, and too much or too little moisture in the air can also affect items within the home and the home’s structure itself. To protect your home, as well as your...
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Controlling the “Feels Like” Temperature in Your Home
Does your home often feel too chilly or warm when you’re running the HVAC system, but when you check the thermostat reading, it’s displaying what should be a comfortable temperature? The discrepancy...
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Prevent Buildup in a Humidifier
Even in Orlando’s relatively humid climate, dry indoor air can still be an issue for many homeowners. Not only can a relative lack of humidity lead to dry, itchy skin and sinus irritation, but...
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Natural Remedies for Reducing Humidity in Your Home
Florida is just a humid place, and regardless of how hard you try, that humidity is going to get inside your home. High humidity is a negative factor in a home for several reasons: Makes the air feel...
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When Low Humidity and Your Health Collide
During the winter months when it gets chilly at night and you have to operate your heating system, the amount of moisture in your indoor air can drop. This happens because cooler air doesn’t hold as...
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How Can You Tell If Your Home Has a Humidity Problem?
Indoor humidity levels affect air quality, and too much or too little moisture in the air can also affect items within the home and the home’s structure itself. To protect your home, as well as your...
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Controlling the “Feels Like” Temperature in Your Home
Does your home often feel too chilly or warm when you’re running the HVAC system, but when you check the thermostat reading, it’s displaying what should be a comfortable temperature? The discrepancy...
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Prevent Buildup in a Humidifier
Even in Orlando’s relatively humid climate, dry indoor air can still be an issue for many homeowners. Not only can a relative lack of humidity lead to dry, itchy skin and sinus irritation, but...
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Natural Remedies for Reducing Humidity in Your Home
Florida is just a humid place, and regardless of how hard you try, that humidity is going to get inside your home. High humidity is a negative factor in a home for several reasons: Makes the air feel...
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When Low Humidity and Your Health Collide
During the winter months when it gets chilly at night and you have to operate your heating system, the amount of moisture in your indoor air can drop. This happens because cooler air doesn’t hold as...
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Humidity and the Seasons: How to Manage Levels Year-Round
Improving your home’s air quality and comfort often requires managing humidity levels. In the winter, the air could be too dry and in the summer it’s usually too humid. Air that’s too dry or moist...
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Ways Indoor Humidity Can Affect Energy Bills
Disagreeable musty smells, mold and mildew growth, interior moisture damage and aggravated allergies, asthma and other breathing conditions are issues related to indoor humidity that most Florida...
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Newborn Health: Do You Need a Humidifier or Dehumidifier?
Parents of newborns are justifiably concerned about optimizing everything in the baby’s environment, from indoor air quality, to temperature to just the right amount of sensory stimulation. But what...
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What Should You Do About Humidity Levels Under Your Home?
Learning that there’s a moisture problem underneath your home is concerning. Excessive dampness in this area can lead to serious humidity effects that may include mold growth, musty odors, insect...
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Is Your Air Conditioning Affecting Your Skin?
Dry skin is not something we usually have to worry about in Florida. In fact, if there are any advantages to living in a humid climate, it’s that we’re not usually afflicted with the level of dryness...
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