Moisture balance for healthier winter air in homes
Moisturizing indoor air can ease stuffy noses and asthma while winter drafts dry the air. Experts recommend keeping humidity around 35 to 45 percent, using hygrometers, plants, pebbles, or humidifiers. Central systems offer whole house moisture, with costs from 200 to 3000 dollars, and proper maintenance prevents mold and dust mite issues.
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Get back to nature with home decor
Decor expert Howard Slatkin champions nature inspired accessories such as ceramic vegetable and fruit dishes for tabletops walls and mantels. He notes scented potpourri near heat releases aroma for about a month and advises small weekly flower displays by Victoria Hagan for fresh accents.
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