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Causes behind the problem

Poor ventilation is one of the major causes of Humidity imbalances within the home. Faulty HVAC equipment and leaky ducts can add to the problem.

Health effects

Too much moisture inside your home can promote the growth of Mold, mildew, fungi, Bacteria and viruses that can cause or worsen asthma, as well as hay fever and other allergies*. Too little moisture in the air can lead to dry skin, sore throats and respiratory problems.*

*American Academy of Allergy, Asthma & Immunology

How to control Humidity

Things you can do

  • Seal windows by caulking and weatherstripping
  • Make sure your house is adequately ventilated
  • Use range and exhaust fans when cooking
  • Use bathroom exhaust fans when showering
  • Make sure your clothes dryer is vented to the outside

Get more tips for improving air quality

How Lennox can help

Nobody wants a wet blanket around. Get rid of Humidity once and for all with a whole-home dehumidification system, which works with your heating and cooling system to keep moisture at bay.

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Meet Humidity

Not only is Humidity a troublemaker when it comes to temperature—he likes to turn your home into a damp, cozy haven for other Bad Air buddies like Mold, Odor and Bacteria to thrive. Good for them. Not so good for your family's health.

View other common indoor air quality issues:

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