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For comfort and health, your home’s humidity should be between 30-50%.

Too low (<30%) – Dry air causes static, itchy skin, and respiratory issues
Too high (>50%) – Excess moisture can cause mold and condensation problems

Yes! Dry air pulls moisture from your skin, throat, and sinuses, leading to:

• Itchy, flaky skin
• Chronic dry eyes
• Sore throats and coughs
• Increased allergy and asthma symptoms
• Frequent colds and sinus infections

A whole-home humidifier adds just the right amount of moisture to your indoor air, making it easier to breathe and keeping your skin and sinuses from drying out. Plus, viruses spread more easily in dry air, so maintaining proper humidity can actually help keep your family healthier in the winter.

Yes, and that’s one of the best benefits! Moist air holds heat better than dry air, meaning you can feel comfortable at a lower thermostat setting. That translates to lower heating bills without sacrificing warmth.

If your home feels drafty or chilly even when the heat is running, dry air is likely the culprit. A humidifier helps the air retain heat better, so your home stays cozy without cranking up the furnace.

Unlike portable humidifiers that need constant refilling and cleaning, a whole-home system is low-maintenance. Here’s what you need to do:

• Change the water panel or filter once a year
• Check for mineral buildup if you have hard water
• Make sure the system is running properly at the start of the heating season

That’s it! Most systems are connected directly to your HVAC system and water supply, so they work automatically with little upkeep.

If you ever need a quick check-up or repair, Bonfe is always here to help.