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April 14, 2021 • In Heating & Cooling • 2 Min Read
By Haller Enterprises
Is your home too humid to handle? As much as you’re itching for warmer temperatures, your home may need some support when it comes to maintaining the humidity levels inside.
Before diving into how humidity affects your home, you’ll want to understand what it is and what it does. Humidity is the measure of the level of water vapor in the air: The warmer the temperature inside your home, the more water vapor the air is able to hold. While it can make your home feel like a warm summer day, too much humidity can be harmful to your home and your health.
So what’s a good humidity level to have in your home? Anywhere between 30% and 50% humidity is optimal. If the levels are too high, parts of your home may show some telltale signs.
The first thing you’ll want to check is your thermostat. If it’s a hot summer day and your room temperature is significantly higher than your thermostat’s set cooling point, it’s likely your central air conditioning system isn’t working properly and could be allowing humidity to build up in your home.
Keep an eye out for these other signs of high humidity, too:
If you detect any of these signs, you should take immediate action to control your air quality and prevent any further damage to your home.
While high humidity can damage parts of your home, it can be even more harmful to you and your family’s health. If your home’s humidity levels are too high, you may experience dehydration, difficulty breathing, skin or throat irritation, poor sleep, or allergy-like symptoms. Be sure to monitor any unusual health symptoms.
It’s important to keep a healthy amount of humidity at all times. Here are some approaches that will help:
Some or all of these methods can help maintain and reduce the humidity levels in your home. You may even want to purchase plants that can absorb and collect moisture from the air!
If your home’s humidity levels aren’t improving, you can rely on our team of professionals to help resolve the issue! Your home and health are our priority, so don’t hesitate to call if you suspect problems with your humidity levels.
Need an expert opinion? Connect with one of our Remote Assist experts who can guide you through the detection process and explain the steps you can take to fix your humidity issue.
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