If you do an internet search for the phrase “it’s not the heat, it’s the humidity,” you’ll find that a lot of people are absolutely sick of hearing this phrase.
But that doesn’t make the phrase any less true. Plus, the scientific reasoning behind it is something that you can take advantage of in your own home.
So whether you like it or not, here’s why it’s not the heat, but the humidity, that can help raise your efficiency in your home during dry seasons:
In this cold weather, you’d do good to have your home sealed up. That way no cold air can get into the home. But if you seal your home up too well, it can actually be worse for you. We know how counter-intuitive that sounds, but it’s an unfortunate fact of air quality. Air quality inside the home can be several times worse than outdoor air quality, simply because that indoor air has nowhere to vent to.
Keeping air quality high and HVAC costs low is an on-going battle, but with the help from an indoor air quality expert in Colorado Springs, CO, you can find the solution that makes sense for your home.
Dry air is one of those seasonal annoyances that we just have to put up with. At least, that’s what we tell ourselves year after year. But the truth is that a one-time investment in a whole-house humidifier can eliminate dry air in your home for good. Plus, when you look at the effects of dry air, you might reconsider if it’s really “just an annoyance.”
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