How to Prevent a Humid Living Space
Your HVAC Team in Easton, PA Offers Easy Tips Controlling indoor humidity is not only essential to your comfort and well-being but also for preventing damage to your home and possessions. Fogging on mirrors, condensation on windows, mold and mildew stains on the wall or ceiling, a musty smell and rotting wood are often signs of excess moisture indoors. Family members with allergies, asthma and other respiratory problems may also find that their condition is aggravated. Our HVAC technicians share tips to control humidity levels in your home. 10 ways to prevent high humidity in your home Open windows when it feels hot and muggy. Install exhaust fans in areas prone to water vapor, such as your kitchen, bathrooms and laundry room. Clean up spills immediately and wipe down counters[...]
Benefits of Air Cleaners
Indoor Air Quality Advice from Your HVAC Team in Easton, PA According to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, your indoor air can be two to five times more polluted than outdoor air. Pet dander, dust, carpets, cooking, fumes from aerosols, outdoor pollutants like pollen coming in through the HVAC system, etc., will have an impact on the air quality and consequently, your health. Reactions may range from irritation of the eyes, nose, and throat, to headaches, dizziness and fatigue, depending on age and pre-existing medical conditions. For individuals suffering from allergies, asthma and other respiratory conditions, symptoms can tend to become aggravated. Air cleaners (or purifiers) aid in the removal of pollutants helping you breathe easier. How Air Purifiers Improve Your Health and Quality of Life Some reports[...]
When is it Time to Turn On the AC
Tips from Your HVAC Team in Easton, PA In Pennsylvania, temperatures can often swing from cold to hot in spring. Is May or June too early to seek relief from the heat by turning on your air conditioner? According to the World Health Organization, the ideal indoor temperature is between 18˚C to 22˚C (65 ˚F to 71˚F). Anything below or above this range may require you to use your furnace or AC. Individual preferences also impact comfort levels inside your home. A programmable thermostat offers an energy efficient way to keep your home cool as temperatures fluctuate during the day and at different times of the season. It is better to leave your air conditioner on at a slightly higher setting rather than turn it off when[...]
