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Measuring Humidity in Your Home Using Humidity Sensors
Humidity is the amount of moisture or water vapour in the air and is expressed as a percentage of the maximum that the air could hold at that temperature. When relative humidity in your home exceeds 50% – 55%, nasty substances such as Black mold, bacteria, dust mites, viruses & other fungus will accumulate & grow. This is where a humidity sensor comes in to play. Continue reading
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Some Facts About Portable Air Conditioners
While a single fan only stirs hot air, an air conditioner cools and removes hot air by lowering the humidity and simultaneously reducing the feeling of a heavy atmosphere. The ideal temperature is between 65F and 70F with a relative humidity of 50%. This is what we call the “comfort zone”: the conditions in which mind and body work best. Continue reading
Prem-I-Air 20-Litre Compressor Dehumidifier Review
The Prem-i-Air Compressor Dehumidifier is a stylish looking dehumidifier that removes up to 20 litres of moisture per day at 30?C and 80% relative humidity. This dehumidifier boasts a large 3 litre tank with a useful water level indicator that allows you monitor the level of water extracted. Continue reading
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Whole House Dehumidifiers – How Can They Save You Money?
There are many consequences because your home’s relative humidity should be between 30-50% to avoid dust mite infestation, condensation on your water pipes, wet stains on your walls and ceilings or other unhealthy conditions. With whole house dehumidifiers, your home’s indoor humidity problems can be solved and this can deter mold and mildew growth in your home and the allergic reactions that can happen from excessive moisture conditions. Read on to find out more… Continue reading
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Portable Air Conditioners – A Guide
Not only do air conditioners cool the rooms in your home, apartment or office but that also remove moisture from the air. Lowering the temperature and decreasing the relative humidity in your home (by removing excess moisture) are key to keeping your living and working spaces comfortably cool, reducing mold growth, and keeping dust mites from flourishing in your home. This can be crucial for allergy and asthma sufferers or for those who do not have central air and cannot use a window air conditioner. Continue reading