What’s the Ideal Indoor Humidity Level? Why 60% Is the Number That Matters
Keep indoor relative humidity below 60%, ideally between 30% and 50%. What the numbers mean, the signs your home is too humid, how to measure it, and how to bring it down.
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Keep indoor relative humidity below 60%, ideally between 30% and 50%. What the numbers mean, the signs your home is too humid, how to measure it, and how to bring it down.
Every year, homeowners along the coast prepare for hurricane season by stocking up on supplies, checking generators, and reviewing evacuation plans. But there’s another form of storm preparation that often gets overlooked until it’s too late: Humidity control. June marks the official start of hurricane season, and even before the first named storm forms, rising …Read More
March is the month when a lot of properties “wake up.” Temperatures begin to bounce around, doors and windows open more often, HVAC systems shift modes, and coastal air starts bringing more moisture along for the ride. The tricky part is that humidity problems don’t always announce themselves loudly—they build quietly in closets, mechanical rooms, …Read More
Today’s homes and buildings are built better than ever—tighter building envelopes, better insulation, better windows, better energy performance. But there’s a tradeoff most property owners don’t think about until they feel it: When a structure is tighter, humidity has fewer ways to escape. That moisture doesn’t disappear. It lingers in the air, collects in problem …Read More
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Introduction Why HVAC Alone Falls Short in Humid Climates Conventional HVAC systems cool the air, but they aren’t optimized for moisture removal. Here’s why that matters: The result? High indoor humidity, even when temperatures feel cool. What Whole House Dehumidifiers Do Differently Whole house dehumidifiers tackle the job HVAC systems can’t. IDS Professional Series units …Read More
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Innovative Dehumidifier Systems Introduces a Breath of Fresh Air with Two New Whole House Dehumidifiers Now a One-Stop-Shop [Ocean Isle Beach, North Carolina, June 20, 2023] – Innovative Dehumidifier Systems (IDS), a proud provider of advanced humidity control solutions, is thrilled to announce the addition of two new whole house dehumidifiers to their collection. A …Read More
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