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Don’t Hesitate When It Comes to Mold and Mildew Remediation — Your Health May...
Mold and mildew could be everywhere — from the air we breath to various surfaces of your home. They create unsightly stains on your walls, ceilings and windowsills, as well as provoke allergic...
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Understand How Moisture Enters Your Home and Builds Up to Create a Problem
It’s about the path of least resistance for moisture, which will seep or flow into your home from cracks in the walls and other openings. You may also find it condensing on windows and pipes or...
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Understanding the Process for Home Mildew Removal
Sooner or later, homeowners may need some advice about mildew removal. While many varieties of mold can grow in a household environment, mildew is certainly the most common. However, its familiarity...
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How To Control Extreme Humidity In Your Home
Humidity control helps preserve the house and its contents, as well as keeping the indoor environment healthier. Because today’s homes are built to higher energy efficiency standards, they are very...
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What Window Condensation Tells You About Your Home’s Humidity
One way to tell if your home needs humidity control is to look out the window. Condensation on window glass in the form of droplets or fog can be a warning sign that indoor humidity levels are trending...
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4 Situations Where Using a Humidifier Makes Sense
According to the Environmental Protection Agency, the household humidity level should ideally range between 40% and 60%. Due to seasonal changes and other factors, however, the “ideal” may be hard to...
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How and When to Use a Humidifier Indoors
Because dry air is far more common during winter in most parts of the country, that’s usually the time of year when most people consider adding a humidifier to their home. The most common motivation is...
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How to Keep Indoor Humidity High Enough in Winter
Cold weather outdoors and low indoor humidity seem to go hand-in-hand. It’s a natural fact of physics that cold air doesn’t retain moisture as efficiently as warm air. Thus, winter months tend to be...
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How to Manage Humidity in Your Home this Summer
High outdoor humidity is a fact of life during summer in many locales. Often, it doesn’t stay outdoors. In addition to being a source of discomfort to occupants, persistent indoor humidity degrades...
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Moist Home? Your Health May Be At Risk…
Excessive moisture can turn your home into an unhealthy—not to mention uncomfortable—living environment. Chronic indoor dampness may simply result from high levels of water vapor in the air or from...
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How Healthy Humidity Levels In Your Home Can Protect You
A healthy humidity level inside your home doesn’t just happen naturally. Just as you usually wouldn’t be comfortable simply letting the indoor temperature match outdoor readings, leaving indoor...
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3 Ways Humidity Can Damage Your Home
High humidity inside a home might be defined as moisture damage waiting to happen. While low humidity and chronically dry conditions also have consequences, moisture damage due to high humidity is...
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