Forced-Air Heating and Humidity: What You Should Know
January 18th, 2021Yes, forced-air heating depletes humidity. But there is something you can do about it!
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Yes, forced-air heating depletes humidity. But there is something you can do about it!
Portable systems aren’t useless, but if you really want to tackle your indoor air quality problems, a whole-house air purifier could be the perfect answer for you. Read on to learn why!
Modern home construction has made our residences tightly sealed up against the elements. This is great for HVAC efficiency, but not indoor air quality.
An air duct cleaning is a simple way to boost your home’s indoor air quality.
It’s important to think about your indoor air quality especially during these dry, cold months in Oregon.
Thorough duct cleaning from professionals using the finest equipment can provide a home with many benefits.
Your instinct about a filter potentially blocking the airflow in your ventilation system is a correct one. But you can avoid this problem.
We recommend you armor up your house against the flu and other microbes by arranging to have a special type of air purifier installed: a UV air purifier.
Professional duct sealing uses special equipment, such as resin-based mastic sealant and metallic tapes, to ensure the ductwork is made airtight again.
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