Keeping Your HVAC In Check: A How-To Guide on Lowering Humidity

If you’ve lived in the South, anywhere from Florida to Texas, you know how muggy and steamy the Summer weather can get. With Summer only a few short months away, keeping your home low humidity is important to keep comfortable. This is why it’s important to keep humidity levels in your home between 30-50% in...

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