
As temperatures drop, your heating system works overtime to keep your home warm. But there’s one downside to blasting the heat—dry indoor air. If you’ve noticed itchy skin, more static shocks, or even cracking wood furniture, you might have a humidity problem. At Boehmer Heating & Cooling, we know that keeping your home comfortable isn’t just about temperature—it’s also about maintaining the right humidity levels. Let’s break down the six biggest signs that your home has dry air and explain how a whole-house humidifier in Whitehall can make a world of difference.