This post brought to you by Wave Home Solutions. All opinions are 100% mine.
Living in northern Michigan we deal with the air in our home being either too dry (winter) or too moist (summer). During the winter everything is locked down and there is no fresh air entering the house except when Alan leaves the house for work and comes back home. In the summer we keep windows and doors open to let the fresh air flow through the house. It's great, except that summer means lots of humiditiy and that means plugging in the dehumidifier in the basement. Every summer its the same, run the dehumidifier and empty the water container daily. Just one more thing to try to remember to do. Plus, it runs up my electric bill which I don't appreciate.
I knew there had to be a better way to combat moisture in the basement. When I heard about Wave Home Solutions I thought they just might be the answer to our stale winter air and humid summer air. Wave Home Solutions provide a ventilation until that works without the need to empty water buckets and no filters to change. Oh yes, I'm interested all right. Anything that makes house maintenance a little easier is good to me. The bonus, the WAVE ventilation unit is a year round solution for healthy air in the home. Takes the moisture out during the summer and cleans the stale air during the winter. Perfect.
Because the company explains how it works best I'm just going to quote them. It's kind of like phones. I don't know how they work, I just know they do. I'll leave it to the professionals to explain the how:
"The unit entirely expels the cool damp air out of the house and uses the warmer and fresher upstairs air to effectively lower relative humidity and dry out the structure. It creates an air exchange in the entire house that will reduce moisture related problems such as excess humidity, a musty basement , mildew, and alleviate conditions that aggravate asthma and allergies.
If you suffer from poor air quality in your home chekc out the Wave Home Solutions to see how you and your family might benefit from their ventilation system.
Cheers,
