While summer’s humidity is taking a break, the air in winter can be cold and dry. Dry, itchy skin, congestion, scratchy throats, and little static shocks from everything you touch have replaced the ...

Last year, we moved into a house we’d built from the ground up. One of the things that was different from my previous house was the type of heat. Instead of a heat pump, we moved over to natural gas.

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Indoor heating and cold winter air both decrease humidity, so it may be time to research if a humidifier could help balance out your moisturizing needs. In the guide below, we’re going to explore ways ...