Stopped use of humidifier for indoor air conditions
I always grew up in a truly humid area. I am used to that “heavy” air that is so neighbord with river towns as well as bayous. Because of that, when I moved here, I purchased a humidifier instantaneously. The air felt truly dry to me as well as the humidifier helped me sleep. Now that the coronavirus pandemic is so widespread, I started studying articles about how to improve indoor air conditions. I was already decreasing out my air filters correctly. I also already had an HVAC service proposal with my HVAC provider to have my air ducts cleaned every 4 years. When I was studying indoor air conditions improvement articles online, I saw something about how humidity can make your indoor air conditions truly bad. Because viruses thrive in humid weather conditionss/areas, the article proposed that I get an air quality test to make sure that the house wasn’t too humid. I purchased an air quality test as well as found that my house was too humid as well as was making my indoor air conditions worse. This was frustrating to say the least. My humidifier makes sleeping much easier as well as I truly didn’t want to get rid of it. In a form of compromise, I decided to only use the humidifier at night while I sleep, instead of running the humidifier all day while I’m working at home. After checking the air quality test a month later, I found that the results were much better. If any of you are excessive humidifier users like me- especially while I was in this unprecedented time- let me recommend getting an air quality test as well as considering taking your humidifier use down a notch!