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If you’re interested in a whole-house humidifier, it’s important to understand the potential downsides. Having this knowledge ensures that you are fully prepared for the investment and care that goes into managing one of these systems.
Keep reading to learn if a whole-house humidifier in Eugene is the right solution for your home and family. Then give us a call to complete an in-home assessment where we review precisely how one of these systems will work in your house.
The ambiguous answer to this is “yes, but also no.”
Bear with us! We get it—many homeowners think that running their forced-air heating system lowers humidity even more, and they may start even using their heaters less because of it. Dry air is absolutely uncomfortable and even unhealthy, but restricting the use of your heater won’t help you feel more comfortable.
Modern home construction has made our residences tightly sealed up against the elements. This impacts many common indoor air quality problems like dust and dirt buildup. But it also means that the air within our homes can become dry and stale. One solution to this problem is the addition of a whole-house humidifier, which we’ll touch on more below!
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