| Air cleaners
Air cleaners are used to filter air inside the home to help reduce pollution and other harmful air. Some electronic models can remove up to 95 percent of all airborne particles that pass through them.
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| Attic fans
Using a fan in your attic can help reduce your cooling costs. An attic fan works by circulating the air in your attic, pulling the hot air out. Without an attic fan, your attic temperature can be as much as thirty-five percent higher than the outside temperature on hot days.
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| Ceiling fans
Ceiling fans are large fans attached to the ceiling that help cool and circulate the air in individual rooms of a house or apartment. Using ceiling fans in the home can help you save money on your utility bills.
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| Humidifiers
Humidifiers (Hugh-mid-ih-fy-ers) add moisture to heated air. If you currently heat your home with a forced warm air system, you can incorporate a humidifier into the central heating system.
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| Programmable thermostats
Programmable thermostats can help reduce the cost of heating and cooling your home by electronically monitoring the temperature. The ability to program temperature settings in the home without affecting the level of comfort is one benefit of a programmable thermostat.
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| When to use a humidifier
Humidifiers (hue-MID-ih-fy-ers) add moisture to heated air. They can also work to protect your health. They are often used to combat dry throats and coughing, and doctors occasionally recommend their use for infants.
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