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Preferred by professional chefs around the world, gas ranges provide precise heat control for any type of cooking. But what about the fumes and pollutants created by burning gas? In this article, we discuss how gas stoves impact air quality and what you can do to ensure your home’s air is safe to breathe. Are […]

Controlling Humidity in Your House Year-Round

Written by Whitfield ClimateCare | Date: 03-03-2022

While everyone knows that temperature control is vital to a comfortable home environment, humidity control is equally important. In Canada, relative humidity levels of 35% in the winter and 50% in the summer are considered comfortable by most people. Beyond comfort, keeping relative humidity near these levels is critical to the health of people living […]

5 Signs That You Need a Humidifier

Written by Whitfield ClimateCare | Date: 03-06-2021

Your home needs humidity to improve and maintain its comfort level. If your home is too humid, you run into issues with things such as mould and mildew. If your home is too dry you can have issues ranging from damage to wood furniture to ongoing nose bleeds. Dry air is more common in the winter when […]

How Often Should HVAC Filters Be Changed?

Written by Whitfield ClimateCare | Date: 05-11-2020

Your furnace and air conditioner both have filters to protect them from debris and to help keep your air quality high. If you have a humidifier, dehumidifier, air purifier, or other HVAC appliances, chances are that they also have a filter. It may be challenging to keep up with all of these filters and when you’re supposed to […]

Are Gas Stoves Bad for Indoor Air Quality? Here’s What You Should Know

Controlling Humidity in Your House Year-Round

5 Signs That You Need a Humidifier

How Often Should HVAC Filters Be Changed?

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