What Is Good Indoor Humidity in Summer? The rule of thumb is to keep the humidity level in your house between 30 and 50%, throughout the year. In fact, some people just like to set the humidity level at 50% on the furnace humidifier, and then forget about it altogether. But this might not be … Read more
The Recommended Crawl Space Humidity Level Close to 20 percent of American homes have a crawl space. This is the space that is beneath the floor of the house, but because of the short height, it cannot be referred to as a full basement. Actually, the reason it is referred to as a crawl space … Read more
Are Dehumidifiers Safe? Big Yes! If Properly Maintained You will need to use a dehumidifier in Florida, and other places that have high humidity. Not only that, but you will also need to run it constantly to lower the indoor humidity level. But as a responsible homeowner, you need to know whether the dehumidifier that … Read more
Like other allergens such as dust, pollen, dust mites, fur, and smoke, mold spores should not be in the air. If you are inhaling air that has too many of these spores, you could suffer different allergic symptoms. So yes, mold spores are dangerous. In high quantities, mold spores can cause sinusitis a runny nose, … Read more
Before I discuss the issue of whether mold can grow in the freezer with you, first, I need to mention something, just to lay a proper foundation. If you live in a place with high humidity, well, you will notice that mold tends to grow in the warmer seasons. In winter, it can be conspicuously … Read more
