I live in Birmingham, AL plus I have never thought about my indoor air quality until recently, then even after COVID I just sort of took that as a plan to be healthier, i thought about running more, eating better, plus staying modern with vaccinations.
I didn’t realize that you could do something about your cabin air until recently.
I had a visit from my local Birmingham Heating as well as Air Conditioning business, the guy did indoor air quality testing plus told me that he found easily high humidity in my home. That means more bugs, insects, plus mold growth. It also means it is harder to achieve comfort with A/C in the summertime. The Heating as well as Air Conditioning contractor in Birmingham said that I needed a dehumidifier to labor with my cooling device in order to be totally comfortable. I thought about it plus then agreed. The dehumidifier was easy, small, plus quite cheap. It is installed right now, not the A/C device plus now works in tandem with it; Removing that excessive moisture has changed the whole feeling of my house. It really feels chilly in the summer time season. I am now considering other parts of my house, and how dirty is the air quality? Do I need an media air cleaner? What about a humidifier in the winter? The Birmingham winter time season is quite chilly as well. It might be worth thinking about. I guess on my fall tune up I am going to have indoor air quality testing again plus see if there is more I can do to make the inside of my cabin fresher plus healthier.