What Are the Signs That My Home Might Have Poor Indoor Air Quality?
Signs of poor indoor air quality include persistent stuffy or stale air, allergy and asthma symptoms that ease when you go outdoors,…
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Signs of poor indoor air quality include persistent stuffy or stale air, allergy and asthma symptoms that ease when you go outdoors,…
Read AnswerHave your indoor air quality tested every 2 to 3 years, or sooner if you’ve had any major changes (renovation, new pets,…
Read AnswerThe most common indoor air pollutants are dust mites, pet dander, mold spores, pollen, volatile organic compounds (VOCs) from paints and cleaners,…
Read AnswerTo schedule a whole-house humidifier consultation with Mainstream, just call our office or book online — we’ll send a comfort advisor to…
Read AnswerYes — Mainstream offers maintenance and repair for every type of whole-house humidifier (bypass, fan-powered, steam) from Aprilaire, Honeywell, GeneralAire, and other…
Read AnswerMainstream recommends and installs Aprilaire, Honeywell, GeneralAire, and Lennox Healthy Climate whole-house humidifiers. The right model depends on your home size, HVAC…
Read AnswerThe three main types of whole-house humidifiers are bypass (uses the furnace blower to push air across a wet pad), fan-powered (has…
Read AnswerYes — a properly sized whole-house humidifier can dramatically reduce allergy and respiratory symptoms during dry winter months. Maintaining indoor humidity between…
Read AnswerWhole-house humidifiers should be maintained once a year, ideally in the fall before heating season starts. Annual maintenance includes replacing the evaporator…
Read AnswerThe benefits of a home humidifier are softer skin, easier breathing, fewer allergy and asthma symptoms in winter, reduced static electricity, protection…
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