Humidity plays a huge role in how you perceive the temperature around you and how comfortable you feel. Sometimes the heat is unbearable because of excess moisture in the air not allowing your sweat to evaporate. Fortunately, your air conditioning unit can be set to act as a dehumidifier, making the indoor air bearable. We … Read more
If you are experiencing these issues, it might be time to get a humidifier installed in your home. We are in the midst of Winter in St. Louis, and the air is as dry as it’s going to get all year. What you might not know about this effect is the adverse outcomes it can … Read more
Applying these six low-cost methods can increase the quality of your air. Do you ever get the feeling that your air quality at home isn’t up to standard? While this suspicion is difficult to confirm, there is a good chance that you’re correct. The reason is that humans have an excellent sense of when conditions … Read more
Some homes are just too humid in the summer and too dry in the winter. Humidity levels inside a home should range between 30 to 60 percent, depending on what season it is. In the summer, the humidity level can go as high as 60 percent; in the winter the heat pump can bring the level down … Read more
When humidity is at its highest, the air in your home may feel stuffy despite the air conditioner running non-stop. The peak of summer can get really hot and humid in Missouri. It is hard to stay outdoors for long and we often can’t wait to get back inside of our air conditioned homes. However, when the humidity … Read more
As the importance of indoor air quality become more widely known, there has been a increase in the number of whole house dehumidifiers sold each year. As of 2011, one out of every ten homes was operating a whole house dehumidifier and the numbers continue to grow. What everyone else seems to know that you may … Read more