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If your space always feels stale and sticky, even when the AC is running, learn about HVAC humidity control and why your AC might not be up to the task.
Then we’ll tell you 4 ways you can get an older unit to remove more moisture so your space doesn’t feel like a tropical jungle.
Most of us know that air quality affects our health. But you may not realize that the air you breathe can impact your sleep. What’s the connection between air quality and sleep? Poor IAQ can reduce how long you sleep at night and also the quality of your sleep.
Keep reading to learn about the relationship between indoor air quality and sleep, and what you can do to improve the air quality in your home so you sleep better.
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This time of year, it feels like summer humidity is the enemy:
Plus, there are much scarier facts you should know about summer humidity and how it can affect your health. Luckily there are easy solutions for HVAC humidity control.
If your home or business has a furnace and an air conditioning system, these systems have air filters designed to protect the equipment from dust and debris. When these HVAC filters get clogged, system performance is compromised and your indoor air quality suffers as well.
Let’s take a look at exactly why you need to change HVAC filters regularly, how often to change them, and how to do so.
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Why is a whole home air purifier such a necessity here in NYC? Because the air inside your home is probably 5 times more polluted than the air outside.
That’s because you have outdoor pollution getting in (like smog, wildfire smoke and pollen), PLUS a whole host of indoor air contaminants. These include viruses, bacteria, mold, VOCs from furniture and household chemicals, offgasses from fireplaces and cooking, dust, pet dander, and more. It’s not surprising that so many people have respiratory problems and other symptoms caused by poor indoor air quality.
Keep reading to learn why a whole home air purifier outperforms standalone HEPA filter devices, and why we recommend the REME HALO® for NYC homeowners.
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If you live in a NYC high rise, you’re smart to consider indoor air quality solutions for your home. We know outdoor air in NYC isn’t the greatest. But last summer we experienced extreme conditions: wildfire smoke made the skies turn orange and cast a pall over the city. People living in high rises couldn’t even see out the windows. How much of that pollution made its way indoors?
As it turns out, too much. In the days following the worst outdoor air, NYC indoor air quality readings were 15 times higher than what’s considered safe.
There’s every chance it could happen again this spring or summer when wildfires take hold again. Here’s how to get prepared.
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