Humidity control makes up an important facet of indoor air quality, a facet that includes reducing airborne viruses but extends far beyond it.

Homeowners are seeking solutions to improve comfort and IAQ. One device that does both is the humidifier.

Test studies reveal the combination of both temperature and humidity plays a critical role in the preservation of fresh flowers.

With over 20 years’ experience, Blazovsky discussed how home health can be influenced by IAQ and what contractors can do to help their customers.

Adjusting the air quality inside a home or business won’t stop the infectious disease, but it could impede its transmission.

"Baking the cost of a humidifier or dehumidifier into a full system offering is the trend today,” said Tom Ruse.

Early on in CHP’s $9-million project, the team decided to make a pretty big change: an overhaul of the HVAC design.

IAQ-conscious homeowners might be interested to know how humidification can preserve not only their health but the health of their home, too.

Can altering indoor humidity reduce transmission of respiratory viruses? Jennifer Reiman, PhD, the Mayo Clinic, to embarked on a study.

As the medical community reports, exceptionally dry surroundings (and the humans in those spaces) facilitate the spread of viruses more easily.