Household humidity plays an important role in maintaining your home’s indoor air quality. You want your relative humidity (RH) levels to remain between 40 and 60%. Anything above or below these numbers can have a very noticeable effect on your overall comfort levels.
What to Do When Your Furnace Fans Are Not Switching Off
Now that the warmer days of spring are just around the corner, this is the time that many homeowners begin to power down their heating systems for some well-deserved rest. Unfortunately, it’s also the time when furnace problems can start to surface. One such problem is when the furnace fans never seem to turn off. If your blower fan doesn’t stop running even after you’ve switched off your heating at… Continue Reading
3 Ways to Capitalize on Your Thermostat
It’s a well-known fact that with every year that passes, technology steadily advances. From TVs to phones and now smart homes, progress has been relentless, and one of the things that has been re-engineered by technology is the humble thermostat. In the past, you had to get up and fiddle with the thermostat’s dial to bring up your home’s temperature. These days, however, there’s been an influx of heating and… Continue Reading
Controlling Your Home’s Indoor Moisture
Cooking, bathing, dishwashing, drying clothes—these are just a few of the daily activities that add moisture to the air in your home and raise indoor moisture levels. While these are of course necessary activities, too much moisture in the air can trigger issues such as mold growth and moisture damage, especially to wooden components.
Tips for Cozy Temperatures in Your Commercial Property
It’s neither easy nor healthy to work in a building where the indoor temperature is less than ideal. Too warm or too cold environments lead to problems and complaints. But you won’t to worry about any of that if you follow these great tips and tricks to maintain cozy temperatures inside your building. AirWorks, your top heating and cooling specialist, discusses more.
