Whole House Humidifiers

Do Whole House Humidifiers have a place in a very dry climate like Arizona?  When most people talk about controlling humidity they are talking about removing moisture from the air. While lower humidity will make you feel a bit cooler ( “It’s a Dry Heat” ) it is really making you feel less sticky, which makes you more comfortable. 

A whole house humidifiers tries to keep the humidity level in a stable pre-set range.

Protect your family and your home from the unhealthy and damaging effects of over-dry air. Dry nose, cracked, itchy skin, and sore throats. Aggravated allergy and asthma symptoms. Painful static shocks. Chipping paint and plaster. Splitting or cracked wood floors, furniture, trim and molding. Sound familiar? Why go through another season with these problems when there is a solution a whole house humidifier.

A whole house humidifier is installed directly to your central, new or existing, heating and cooling system. Humidity is introduced into your home’s air in the form of water vapor, which prevents minerals from entering the air in your home and potentially into your lungs. Water is supplied to the distribution tray, allowing it to flow evenly across the pad. The resulting humidified air is then distributed via your heating and cooling system ductwork throughout your home.

The important considerations in the evaluation of a humidifier are precise control, sufficient capacity, trouble-free performance and minimum maintenance.

Most whole house humidifiers can be installed with an electro-static air cleaner so that you air can be both clean and at the proper humidity.

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