Low humidity levels can cause a lot of concerns! From health concerns to detriment to home furnishings, overly dry air is a problem in my local area. My buddy and I deal with chilly conditions & need to rely on the heating system for approximately eight months of the year. The temperature is constantly below freezing & can dip down to twenty-five below zero. Cold air doesn’t retain as much moisture as hot air. winter time conditions tend to be overly dry. Inside the home, with the heating system blasting, the especially dry air sucks moisture out of everything it touches. The lack of essential moisture can be blamed for drying out nasal passages, making family members more susceptible to respiratory infections, frigid & flu. Recover times are lengthened. There is greater risk of insomnia, headaches, congestion, coughing, sneezing, sore throat & itchy eyeah. Aggravated symptoms of allergies, asthma, psoriasis & eczema are some of the many consequences. There is the opening of hardwood floors, moldings, doors, instruments & antiques cracking, and static shock, frizzy hair & chapped lips are warning signs of low humidity. Because dry air feels chilly, it can lead to higher thermostat settings. The heating system runs more often, works harder & consumes more energy & makes concerns worse. Portable humidifiers aren’t powerful enough to make a difference. There are three unusual styles of whole-home humidifiers, including fan-style, bypass & steam-style options. Each one offers particular benefits & installs into the heating system to introduce necessary moisture as the air passes through. The residing space feels more comfortable & lower thermostat settings. The dehumidifier uses truly little energy to operate & requires only annual service.