As the temperatures continue to drop and head for the coldest days of the year, many of us cozy up indoors to escape the cold. While we may revel in the warmth of our homes, it’s important to be aware of a hidden adversary that often accompanies the winter season—dry air.
The drop in relative humidity during winter can lead to a host of problems, affecting both our health and homes. In this blog, we’ll explore the perils of low humidity and introduce a solution that can make your winter months more comfortable and enjoyable.
High humidity can be a huge problem in some parts of the country and at certain times of year, when it can add to the heat of summer and really drag you down. But in the winter in Colorado, we face the opposite problem, and as you may already well know, it can be just as bad. Many people in our areas have humidifiers to ease the trouble, but few know everything they should about their installation and maintenance.
