Manage Your Dry Indoor Air with Wall's HVAC Service
It is 2019 and winter is still FULLY in effect! If you are tired of that dry itchy feeling you get when it's cold outside but too warm inside, this is the blog for you! Our HVAC company at the Lake of the Ozarks has a passion for making sure the Lake area residents and vacationers feel comfortable in their homes and vacation homes by having the best working HVAC systems. Keep reading for a few ways you can enjoy your indoor air by managing it better. If you find yourself with a broken furnace this winter that is need of dire repair, call Wall's HVAC Service today for your free estimate.
Release humidity into the air by putting a bowl of water on top of your heat register.
You may not have realized this, but you can put a bowl of water (needs to be metal or ceramic) on top of your heat register and release humidity into the air. Having water pushed into the air during these winter months can really help make your indoor air feel more comfortable.
Buy a humidifier and use it.
While buying a humidifier may seem like an obvious way to manage the dry air in your home, you should be mindful of the type of humidifier you buy. You should get one that is the right size for the room you are humidifying. Also, you could buy a cool mist humidifier or warm mist humidifier or both, just keep the differences in mind. For example, a cool mist humidifier will probably use less energy because they are just vaporizing the water rather than boiling it.
Turn your thermostat down.
A good rule of thumb is the more artificial heat you use in your home, the drier you indoor air can become. Try wearing warmer clothes or covering with a blanket when you have the urge to turn your heat up even more.
You pay good money for your home to feel comfortable on the inside, so you should absolutely get what you pay for. We hope this blog helps you to manage your dry indoor air better. Don't forget, if you find yourself in need of furnace repair at the Lake of the Ozarks you can count on, call Wall's HVAC Service at 573-286-4155 today for your free estimate.
Release humidity into the air by putting a bowl of water on top of your heat register.
You may not have realized this, but you can put a bowl of water (needs to be metal or ceramic) on top of your heat register and release humidity into the air. Having water pushed into the air during these winter months can really help make your indoor air feel more comfortable.
Buy a humidifier and use it.
While buying a humidifier may seem like an obvious way to manage the dry air in your home, you should be mindful of the type of humidifier you buy. You should get one that is the right size for the room you are humidifying. Also, you could buy a cool mist humidifier or warm mist humidifier or both, just keep the differences in mind. For example, a cool mist humidifier will probably use less energy because they are just vaporizing the water rather than boiling it.
Turn your thermostat down.
A good rule of thumb is the more artificial heat you use in your home, the drier you indoor air can become. Try wearing warmer clothes or covering with a blanket when you have the urge to turn your heat up even more.
Manage Your Dry Indoor Air with Wall's HVAC Service
You pay good money for your home to feel comfortable on the inside, so you should absolutely get what you pay for. We hope this blog helps you to manage your dry indoor air better. Don't forget, if you find yourself in need of furnace repair at the Lake of the Ozarks you can count on, call Wall's HVAC Service at 573-286-4155 today for your free estimate.
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Residential & Commercial Heating and Cooling
Serving the Lake of the Ozarks
"My mission and passion as a business owner is to provide the utmost service to my clients in a timely manner. We are there when we say we will be. Our primary goal is to provide our clients with a worry-free, and hassle-free experience when getting their system repaired. I started my business not only because I am highly knowledgeable in the HVAC Industry, but also because there is a very high demand for a punctual, reliable and truthful HVAC business in the lake area." ~ Justin Wall, Owner
4 Sample Rd.
Brumley, MO 65017
These are very great tips for a homeowner who is looking for a better HVAC contractor. Air conditioners, furnace needs maintenance which is undertaken with good hands. Heating and Cooling Windsor
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