Late summer and early fall in Southern California is characterized by hot, dry air, frequently accompanied by those “Santa Ana” high winds. Dry air thins out our mucous membranes, weakening our defense against infection by bacteria...
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July in Florida is infamous for two things: soaring temperatures and relentless humidity. While the Sunshine State boasts beautiful beaches and vibrant outdoor life, summer weather can quickly turn indoor environments into sticky...
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May 4, 2025 As summertime arrives in Portland, you probably look forward to the sunshine after winter’s cold and dark months. However, warmer weather also brings challenges when it comes to keeping your home comfortable. Along with warmer...
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When your home feels sticky instead of cool, it’s a sign that your AC might not be doing its job correctly. In places like Delaware, where summers are often muggy and warm, keeping indoor humidity in check is just as important as...
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Indoor comfort is about more than air temperature. In humid climates, homeowners notice that rooms feel clammy, the thermostat seems “off,” and cooling cycles run longer than expected. That is the hallmark tug-of-war between...
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When you think about indoor comfort in summer, your mind probably jumps straight to air conditioning, but in Sonoma, the real disruptor can be humidity. If you’re relying on your AC alone, you’re likely missing a major piece of the...
Read more May 4, 2025 As summertime arrives in Portland, you probably look forward to the sunshine after winter’s cold and dark months. However, warmer weather also brings challenges when it comes to keeping your home comfortable. Along with warmer...
Read more“It’s not the heat, it’s the humidity.” This is a common phrase that most of have heard (or said) during the summer. It seems that despite the best efforts of our air conditioners, we may still find that the humidity...
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Why Is High Humidity a Problem? High humidity generally means a relative humidity level that stands higher than 50%: the point at which our discomfort becomes apparent. Human beings keep cool by sweating, and more specifically by allowing the...
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When winter arrives, many Indiana homeowners find themselves battling the cold and dry air that comes with the season. While you might focus on your heating system to stay warm, it’s equally important to address humidity levels...
Read moreOne of the least talked about but most important aspects of your comfort is humidity control. The summer humidity is way too high in our area, and the winter humidity is too low. Humidity can cause all kinds of trouble when it is high and when it...
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