Living in a dry climate comes with its own set of challenges. You’re less likely to worry about mold and termites. But, the winter months can be brutal for your respiratory system. Running a heater or wood stove might combat the chill, but it also makes your already dry living environment even drier. What if …
Did you know that the air in your home can be two to five times more polluted that outdoor air, simply because it is indoors? Since people spend an estimated 90% of their time indoors, this is especially important. Poor air quality can put your family’s health at risk, especially if someone in the home …
Did you know that those static “shocks” you experience (usually in wintertime) are caused by dry air? There are many reasons you may want to humidify your home, shocks included. According to Living Direct, humidifying your home “moisturizes your skin and lips, protects your throat, soothes your sinuses, halts the spread of flu germs and …
