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What Life Would Be Like Without Indoor Hot Water
Hot water is something we use every single day, often without even thinking about it. A turn of the tap brings instant warmth for showers, dishes, and laundry. But imagine, just for a moment, what life would be like without it. No steady stream of warm water on cold mornings. No easy way to clean… Continue reading What Life Would Be Like Without Indoor Hot Water
How to Improve Indoor Air Quality During Fall and Winter
As the seasons change and temperatures drop, we naturally retreat indoors to stay warm and comfortable. Fireplaces crackle, furnaces hum, and windows remain sealed tight to keep out the chill. While these habits make our homes cozy, they can also limit fresh air circulation and negatively impact indoor air quality. Since most families spend most… Continue reading How to Improve Indoor Air Quality During Fall and Winter
Cut Cooling Costs with a Whole-House Attic Fan
We all know how brutal our summers can be — and how much we lean on our air conditioners to survive the heat. But relying solely on your AC can rack up some serious energy bills. The good news? There’s a smarter, more affordable way to keep your home and family nice and cool: installing… Continue reading Cut Cooling Costs with a Whole-House Attic Fan
The Importance of Year-Round Humidity Control
Nebraska homeowners are no strangers to the extreme weather conditions the state is known for. From sweltering summer heat and humidity to cold, icy winters, the fluctuating climate can have a significant impact on the comfort and health of your home. One factor in creating a comfortable living environment is humidity. A whole house humidity… Continue reading The Importance of Year-Round Humidity Control
Debunking Common Indoor Air Quality Myths
When it comes to improving the quality of the air your breathe inside your home, there is no shortage of tips, tricks, and solutions – and for good reason. Poor indoor air quality can contribute to various health issues, including allergies, asthma, and respiratory problems. However, some of those well-meaning tips can lead to confusion… Continue reading Debunking Common Indoor Air Quality Myths
6 Reasons to Install a Whole-House Humidifier this Winter
As winter approaches, the dry, cold air can make your home feel uncomfortable, especially once your start running your home heating system day in and day out. In fact, you might have already noticed the dry, itchy skin and dry sinuses often caused by a lack of moisture in the air. But there is a… Continue reading 6 Reasons to Install a Whole-House Humidifier this Winter
Should You Remove Your Shoes at Home?
Imagine you just finish washing your hardwood or tile floors, only to have someone walk right across them, leaving their dirty footprints behind. All that hard work gone to waste! Now imagine all the dirt, grime, chemicals, and bacteria that get carried into your home on a daily basis that you don’t see? If you… Continue reading Should You Remove Your Shoes at Home?
Prepare for Back-to-School Cold & Flu Season
You’ve heard the saying – all good things must come to an end. After a few long months of sleeping in, summer camp, movie nights, and barbeques, it’s time to prepare your kids and your home to go back to school. And in addition to school supply shopping and earlier bedtimes, you also need to… Continue reading Prepare for Back-to-School Cold & Flu Season
10 Air Conditioning Mistakes That Spike Costs
Nowadays, the majority of U.S. households rely on air conditioning to beat the summer heat. Given the overwhelming prevalence of central air, most people think they know how to maintain their system properly. But, surprisingly, many homeowners fall victim to common mistakes that waste energy, hike utility costs, and shorten the lifespan of their system.… Continue reading 10 Air Conditioning Mistakes That Spike Costs
Why is My Home So Humid?
According to the Environmental Protection Agency, the best indoor relative humidity falls between 30% and 50%. Some studies suggest 40% to 60% is a better range, however it seems that no matter who you ask, 60% seems to be the agreed-upon threshold. If you find your home excessively humid, you’re not alone. High indoor humidity… Continue reading Why is My Home So Humid?