Episode 4

"For every 5% change in relative humidity, it'll feel like one degree. And so if it was to increase humidity in the house 10% it went from 50% to 60% that 70 now feels like 72. And so that's why you get that feeling."

-  Nathan Shafer, Heating & Cooling Expert

If you think high humidity in your home, in the summertime can cause problems you are correct.  Mildew and mold can grow under high humidity conditions so it's best to keep your home's humidity low in the summer.

Heating and Cooling expert, Nathan Shafer answers that question on the program today.

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