Dehumidifiers are a versatile product that can be used in almost any climate to help improve the quality of the air inside your home. While dehumidifiers are not as popular as an air conditioner or heater, if placed in the right area and on the correct settings, you may see a difference in the temperature in the room. While most homeowners only bring the dehumidifier out during the warmer months, dehumidifiers can be used year-round to prevent allergens or mold, while keeping the space dry. Along with the health benefits, Dehumidifiers also come to aid after water damage or water condensation, and mold prevention.

Air conditioning is considered a necessity in a large part of the United States during those warm summer months. Along with merely cooling down your room, most Air Conditioner units also have a built-in dehumidifier, which will assist in high humidity climates such as the states of Florida or Georgia. But what happens when your AC unit is not working the way it should?

Improper installation, overuse, and control panel issues are some of the common AC problems that most likely can be fixed quickly at home, rather than calling for help. While most air conditioner units require monthly upkeep, it is essential to be familiar with the common issues that can arise in portable or window air conditioners to avoid costly repair. We are going to explore some of these issues and provide some simple solutions to further assist in caring for your unit.