Sometimes during the colder months of the year, the air in our homes, while warm, can start to feel a bit stale. If your home is well-sealed, it means all that warm air has likely been filtered and refiltered endlessly, meaning that it is physically warm, which is good for your comfort, but it is also going to feel overly filtered, which is bad for your indoor air quality.
Stale air makes you crave a fresh breeze from outside, but you can’t really enjoy this without hindering your comfort level. But what if we told you there was a way to get the best of both worlds? With a heat recovery ventilator, you actually can address your stale air by introducing fresh air into your home without ever reducing your warmth or losing energy.
Sound too good to be true? Let us give you some extra information on these systems so you can enjoy their benefits in the near future.
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