Moving from the northern part of the country to the south was a important transition.
My hubby and I were surprised that legitimately few homes are equipped with basements.
The household my associate and I bought has a water heater installed in a closet and a water pump situated in the front yard. My fantastic friend and I needed to remove the back porch because the wood was infested with termite. The soil is basically sand and my associate and I have palm trees and caucasus growing in the garden! Our household is not equipped with any type of heat system, and my associate and I rely on the central a/c just about year round. In our former home, lack of humidity was an issue. During the winter, the air would become excessively dry and lead to static shock, frizzy hair, chapped lips and bloody noses. Down south, my associate and I have the opposite problem. The excess moisture makes the air feel sizzling and sticky. Lowering the temperature control setting cools the air however doesn’t remove the humidity. There are still concerns with mold and mildew growth, musty odors, condensate running down the windows and the occasion of wood swelling and warping. Dust mites, cockroaches and algae thrive in moist environments. Overly high humidity can be blamed for irritating symptoms of asthma, pollen irritations and respiratory infection. To improve comfort and air quality, my associate and I needed to invest in a whole-household dehumidifier. The equipment works to pull moisture out of the air as it passes through the a/c. We’re able to set higher temperature control settings and reduce the demands on the cooling system. The dehumidifier runs 24/7, operates silently and requires only yearly upkeep.