Don’t Let Humidity Ruin Your Summer

How to Manage High Humidity Levels in Your Home 

High humidity in your home can cause mold growth, muggy conditions, rot on woodwork, sleep discomfort, and wet insulation. If that is your case and you are wondering how you can reduce indoor humidity, you have come to the right place. Here are some tips to reduce the levels of moisture inside your house.

Grow Plants that Absorb Humidity 

There are some species of indoor plants species that will help you absorb humidity like Boston ferns, English Ivy, Reed Palm, Spider Plant, among many others. 

Run Exhaust or Ventilation Fans 

Running appliance devices will remove not only excess heat but also humidity, which will enhance the overall comfort and indoor air quality in your house.

Use Your Air Conditioner

Your A/C device will introduce cool air, which will remove humidity and warm air at the same time.

Use a Dehumidifier 

Humidity levels over 65% or more will be easily addressed by installing a dehumidifier. A whole-home dehumidifier will do wonders, but if it goes beyond your budget, a portable unit will do the job.

Repair Leaking Pipes 

Leaking pipes and faucets add more moisture to the air. Fixing any leaking pipes and wrapping them with insulators will avoid condensation from forming. Irregular water bills, stained drywall, wet spots are clear indications of leaks in your pipes or faucets.

Enhance Your Indoor Quality in Colorado

Managing the ideal indoor humidity for maximum comfort is more accessible with quality HVAC products from Quinnair in Colorado. We focus on residential and light commercial settings, and we have a large selection of top-notch cooling and heating products. Visit our website to learn more about the different models that deliver the best solution to fit your specific needs and budget.