Key Takeaways

High indoor humidity doesn't just feel uncomfortable—it can damage your home and impact your health, so it’s crucial to address it proactively.

Simple steps like using exhaust fans, sealing gaps, and running dehumidifiers can significantly cut down on excess moisture and make your home feel cooler and drier.

Regular HVAC maintenance is key to managing humidity year-round, but it’s not a fix-all—expert input and targeted solutions are often needed to truly solve the problem.

"It's not the heat, it's the humidity." Whether you're a midwesterner or you have a dad in your life who speaks in catchphrases, you've probably heard this saying one too many times. As overused as that phrase may be, it's true. The humidity really can make hot weather feel so much worse. That's becaus

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