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4 Tips to Manage Indoor Humidity in Summer

In summer, high humidity indoors can be uncomfortable and potentially cause health problems. Warm air can hold a greater amount of water vapor, and the increased moisture in the surrounding air makes it difficult to evaporate sweat from your body. High humidity can also lead to mold growth and an increase in energy bills.  

To keep you and your family comfortable and safe this summer, it’s best to learn how to manage the level of humidity inside your home. Air conditioning maintenance expert Superior Air shares four tips on how you can control the level of indoor humidity in this post.

  1. Get a Humidifier

To remove excess moisture in your home’s air, a dehumidifier is one of the easiest solutions. Place the dehumidifier in an area that is prone to excess moisture, such as the basement or bathroom. You can also put one in your living room or bedroom to provide you with better air to breathe while relaxing or sleeping.

  1. Check Your AC Unit

The AC drain line and drip pan are often overlooked, so check them regularly and prevent water buildup in these components. AC maintenance is especially crucial before summer begins, so schedule an inspection and tune-up in spring. Make sure to hire reliable professionals for your air conditioning repair and maintenance needs.

  1. Open Your Windows

If it is more humid inside your home than outside, open a window so that fresh air can enter. This will reduce indoor humidity and improve airflow in your living spaces.

  1. Use Exhaust Fans

The use of exhaust fans in the summer helps maintain ideal humidity levels. They are most commonly installed in bathrooms and kitchens, where moisture levels are high. Exhaust fans can effectively remove water vapor added to the air from cooking, boiling water or showering.

Managing indoor humidity during summer is easier with the help of your trusted HVAC contractor. Superior Air offers top-quality HVAC services, including air conditioning installation for residential and commercial clients. Call us at (559) 734-2002 or fill out our contact form to book an appointment. We serve clients in Visalia, CA, and other nearby areas.

Larry Kapigian

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