Even as the winter wears on, you can take steps to boost your indoor humidity to better protect your health and home. Read on ...

The stadium is empty, save for a few visitors on a tour and Buttar’s six-strong team pushing their mowers back and forth ...

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) says that ideal indoor humidity levels should be between 30 percent and 50 percent. Some research suggests that the ideal relative humidity for ...

Yes, but only by lowering relative humidity. Heating increases the air's capacity to ... When you’re heating a space, the air temperature rises meaning the air can hold moisture. If this is not ...

Essentially, our bodies are more chilled when cold days have high humidity. This concept may seem counterintuitive at first, because higher humidity actually forces our bodies to evaporate less ...

Magda Posani calculated how often and to what extent the humidity exceeded the comfort zone, i.e. 40 to 60 percent relative humidity in this virtual reading room over the course of a year. From this, ...

At summerlike temperatures, like 86 degrees Fahrenheit, one cubic meter of air can hold 30.4 grams of water at 100% relative humidity. Whereas more wintry temperature like 5 degrees Fahrenheit can ...

New research published in the journal Atmospheric and Oceanic Science Letters reports significant progress in studying the relationship between meteorological conditions and atmospheric fine ...

Abstract: This letter describes the development and characterization of a novel optical fiber relative humidity (RH) sensor leveraging Localized Surface Plasmon Resonance (LSPR). The sensor utilizes ...