When it’s too cold in your home, you turn on the heating. When it’s too warm, you turn on the cooling. So when the air is excessively dry, why don’t you turn on the humidifying? Just like being too ...

We may earn revenue from the products available on this page and participate in affiliate programs. Learn More › See It See It See It When a large portion of your home suffers from dry air, a ...

We all know how soothing it can be to breathe in warm, moist air when we’re suffering from a cold, sore throat or stuffed nasal and sinus cavities. When a child gets sick, we pull out the portable ...

When it comes to indoor comfort, too much humidity is your home’s enemy in the summer. However, in the winter the air outside gets drier, and your indoor air will become desert-like when the furnace ...

"Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commission or revenue on some items through these links." Dry winter air can cause more damage to your home than you might expect. If humidity levels are too low, ...

John Krol of Phoenix would like advice on the type of humidification system to add to a forced-air furnace as well as the pros and cons of adding a system, how much it will cost, and recommended ...

Ross installs a whole house humidifier system; Tom and Kevin build an outdoor end table. Ross Trethewey investigates a homeowner's excessive winter dry air issue and solves it by installing a whole ...

Dear Jim: I don't understand how a furnace humidifier saves energy during winter. It takes energy to operate the humidifier and it uses cold water, which cools the house. Can you explain the concept ...

Bob is a service technician who is well trained and nationally certified. However, he has sometimes suffered from the same confusion that all technicians occasionally do — the facts that he gathers ...

Dear Ken: Last summer we purchased a new furnace, humidifier and air filter system. They said dust in the house would be cut down a lot, but we've noticed no difference. What's up? - Heather Answer: ...