Humidifiers can help treat dry air in your home and improve overall relative humidity indoors to comfortable levels. However, if the amount of water dispersed by humidifier is greater than recommended, it can affect you and your home. You are of course first priority. But what about your home. Can humidification really hurt your home? …
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Dehumidifiers are compact appliances that usually operate on refrigeration cycle to extract humidity from a confined space. It consists of moving as well as static components. This means it is supposed to generate some sound during its operation. Generally, modern dehumidifier units have an average sound level of 40 to 50 dB. By the way, …
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When it is cold, typically in winters, you have to turn your heater ON, whether it is based centrally or a portable unit, to bring your home to comfortable temperatures. Generally, in cold season it is dry, so heater is coupled with a humidifier. But there is a possibility of high humidity due to weather …
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Refrigerant dehumidifiers have fundamentally two moving and noise generating components: fan and compressor. In all dehumidifiers compressor cycles On and Off during operation. But what about blower fan. Does dehumidifier fan run continuously or it cycles with compressor? Dehumidifier fan may or may not run continuously depending upon its manufacturer and model. Generally, a dehumidifier …
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Adequate humidity is not only required for our wellbeing and comfortability but also for accessories to work properly. Similarly, relative humidity in the environment affects drying and curing of paints directly and indirectly. Using dehumidifier will reduce drying time for most paints as they are water-based and evaporate water to harden. Dehumidifier will reduce relative …
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Most dehumidifiers commonly used and bought are refrigerant type. Thereby their principle of working is almost similar to ACs and Refrigerators. During transportation, storage or lack of space you may have to tilt or lay them. This may hurt your dehumidifier if done without following guidelines. Laying your dehumidifier on its side or back can …
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