Your home could be as dry as the Sahara Desert! | |
What happens to the air in your home when it is heated? Your furnace will bring in outdoor air to be heated. When the air outside is very cold and you heat your, the indoor relative humidity (RH) drops. The dryness that insues can be similar to desert conditions. The only solution is to add water vaport back into the air, via humidification.
Humidification, which is is the process of adding moisture to the air, is one of the most important aspects of total indoor comfort, yet one of the least understood. Although it cannot be seen, touched or smelled, when controlled properly, humidification has many proven benefits.
Correct Unhealthy Air
![]() Help Skin Irritation and Discomfort
![]() When you heat your home, indoor humidity levels fall below the optimum range. This causes you to experience the discomforts of too dry itchy skin, annoying static shocks and being "too cold" at
normal temperatures. |
Save Money on Energy Bills
![]() Preserve Your Home, Furnishings and Instruments
![]() Bartlett Can Help!
By installating a whole house humidifier, we can help keep your home more comfortable. A Bartlett automatic humidifier continually monitors and responds to both outdoor temperatures and indoor relative humidity, delivering optimum levels of humidity throughout your home. You do not have to worry about "shutting down" the humidifier at the end of the season. The humidifier only works when your heating system is working and there is never stagnant water left in the system.
To view an online April Aire whole house humidifier brochure, click here. |
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To learn more or schedule us to visit your home, give Bartlett Heating & Cooling a call at 770-429-0278 or click here to schedule online. |