Upgrade Your 1" Furnace Filter.
Most homes are outfitted with basic HVAC filtration - a standard one-inch furnace
filter that meets minimum filtration standards and requires frequent replacement.
Think of a furnace filter as a net that captures particles that flow through it in
the airstream. The bigger and better the net, the more and smaller particles that
can be captured.
Honeywell Media and Electronic Air Cleaners are easy-to-use, whole-house
filtration solutions that trap up to 60 times more airborne particles than a
standard one-inch filter. Replaceable four-inch Media Air Filters can last up to 12
months, and Electronic Air Cleaners require little maintenance with only periodic
washing.
Over time, the purchase of a Honeywell Media or Electronic Honeywell Air Cleaner
can pay for itself compared to the monthly purchase of a one-inch filter. Plus,
you’re sure to notice a difference in the quality of air in your home, since
whole-house filters can capture up to 98% of airborne pollutants and particles from
the air passing through the duct system.
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A Dry Home Can Be An
Uncomfortable Home.
When your home's humidity level is too low, you can experience things like
dry skin and chapped lips, or hardwood floors separating at the seams. Even
the piano can go out of tune. In the wintertime, relative humidity inside the
average home hovers around 15%, while even the Sahara Desert has an average
humidity of 25%. Simply turning up your thermostat in the winter can really
dry out your home and make things uncomfortable.
That's why it's important to maintain your home’s most comfortable humidity
level automatically with a Honeywell Whole-House Humidifier. Proper humidity
provides a more comfortable living environment. Plus, since humidified air
feels warmer, you can turn down your thermostat for energy savings.
Controlling humidity also means moisturizing dry air to prevent damage to
hardwood floors and woodwork while preventing excess moisture in your home.
Honeywell Humidifiers can help you maintain the proper level of humidity in
your home even in the dryest of seasons. |