- Temperate Air - Is the air in your house the exact temperature that you would like? Is there a temperature difference between rooms? Between floors? Do you find that you raise/lower your thermostat more and more as the years go on? If you answered yes to any of these, then you have a control issue. This usually means that the thermostat is not accurate, or not appropriate for the layout of your home.
- Fresh Air - Today, houses are being constructed tighter and tighter. This makes it more difficult for homes to exchange the stale air that builds up inside the home. It is mandatory in commercial applications to have designated fresh air ducts piped into the space. So why isn't it mandatory in residential homes? Some of the effects of a stale house include: sluggishness & fatigue, dirty smells/odors, and "sick building syndrome."
- Humid Air - Does your home or office have too much or too little humidity? There is a correlation between the amount of humidity in the air and fuel efficiency, health-related issues, and overall comfort.
- Clean Air - Now, how often do you really change or clean your filter? Take a moment and think about that honestly. Your heating and cooling system's filter is installed, per manufacturer's specifications, to keep the system clean and running efficiently. The byproduct of a filter is that it will trap any harmful contaminants within the home or office that may compromise your health.
Keep an eye out for future posts featuring specific Indoor Air Quality products!
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