When you buy through links on our articles, Future and its syndication partners may earn a commission. Credit: Michael Clifford. Design: Lisa Statonton Des As temperatures begin to plummet and the ...

Winter's chilly temperatures, wet weather, and gusty winds make staying inside an enticing option. But additional time spent ...

While you can’t change the humidity levels outdoors, you can take steps to control humidity levels inside your home. This can improve your comfort and health, and can even prevent damage to home ...

Signs that your air is too dry include static electricity, irritated eyes and sinuses, dry skin and cracked lips. Houseplants ...

FARGO — Every winter around holiday time, most of us begin to become annoyed by our own dry, cracked and irritated skin. We blame the colder weather this time of year, but the real problem is not ...

Learn the best ways to combat humidity at home during winter, how to prevent mold, and minimize moisture problems through proper ventilation and effective tips to protect your home and health. Read ...

Moisture can wreak havoc on a building, from the roof to the walls to the air quality, so keeping your building dry is an important part of your maintenance practices.

Naturepedic reports that dry winter air affects sleep quality and health; maintaining humidity helps improve comfort and ...

Brown, crispy leaf tips, wilting and leaf drop, and spider mites indicate too little humidity. Move plants away from heat sources, adjust watering, and group plants together to mitigate dry air. Use a ...