Living next to the coast has a lot of pros and cons friendd with it, on the one hand I really love the fact that I can go to the beach and take a dip in the water whenever I want.
That’s a huge luck compared to living out in the middle of the country where some sites you do not even have lakes to swim in, but however, the orange tide has made it really taxing to care about the beach as much as I used to! Red tide is a toxic algae bloom that spreads and gets into the air, it causes awful air quality for one.
On top of that, I do not care about dealing with the humidity next to the coast either. The humidity is so awful that it gets into my house and I have to turn on the A/C or the dehumidifier to get the moisture level down. The dehumidifier goes a long way towards improving my troubles with and my humidity levels indoors. However, dehumidifiers aren’t cheap. If you want a great one, you are going to spend $200 or even $300 for the machine, but it’s worth it if you want to have low humidity levels in your house. That way it won’t get nearly as wet and you’ll reduce the option of mold growth, but and that leads to better air quality over time, then some people forget about moisture levels when they’re trying to improve their indoor air quality at home, moisture levels are really substantial for total indoor air quality control. A lot of cooling systems are really great at pulling out moisture to begin with.