Both HE Series evaporative and HS Series electrode steam humidifiers supply moisture to the air in a dry home in winter without the mess associated with portable humidifiers.  By maintaining the relative humidity in your home’s air at the right level, humidifiers help protect humidity-sensitive hardwood floors and wood moldings around doors and windows from shrinking or cracking during the dry, winter months. Portable humidifiers also require frequent water re-filling and pad cleaning. Plus, our whole-home humidifiers do not deposit dried mineral dust on the floor like portable humidifiers can.

The HS Series humidifiers are  the preferred solution for larger homes  as well as homes with variable speed and modulating heating systems, since the amount of humidity they deliver does not rely on the temperature or flow rate of the air leaving the furnace to deliver the right amount of humidity to the home in the way evaporative humidifiers do.

The HE Series humidifiers are a cost-effective and easy-to-install option to add humidity to your home‘s indoor air. This makes the HE Series humidifiers a good choice for smaller homes, homes with a single stage furnace or heat pump, newer homes with tighter construction and continuous vapor barrier, or for installations where a low installed cost is the highest priority.

Both HE and HS Series humidifiers can be configured with a digital humidistat and outdoor temperature sensor to automatically adjust the home’s humidity level to help prevent condensation on your windows on the coldest winter days.

During cold winter months, a low humidity level in your home can make it feel like a desert. Whole home humidifiers add moisture into the ductwork of the heating system in one of two ways: by boiling water into steam and directing that steam into the ductwork, or by drawing warm air from the furnace / air handler through an evaporator pad covered with fresh water and delivering this moisture-laden water into the ductwork.

Professionally installed whole-home humidifiers are a more effective way to humidify your entire home compared to portable units, which can only deliver humidity in the proximity of the room where they’re located. Whole-home humidifiers from Clean Comfort help ensure humidity control throughout your entire home.

Clean Comfort has two types of UVC purifiers to treat different types of microbial contaminants in your home.

UA Series Air Purifiers work to deactivate airborne microbial contaminants like bacteria, viruses, mold and allergens, while also deodorizing the air inside your home.

UC Series Coil Purifiers work to deactivate mold that can grow in the dark, humid environment of your heating and cooling system’s cooling coil.

UA Series Air Purifiers use high intensity UVC lamps to deactivate microbes on contact as they travel through the ductwork at speeds up to 500 feet per minute. The purifier only operates when air is flowing in the central HVAC system, which extends the life of the purifier’s lamp compared to operating continuously.

Mold, however, can grow any time on the cooling coil of your system. UC Series Coil Purifiers use lower intensity UV lamps than our air purifiers and operate on a 24/7 basis to help deactivate mold growth around the clock.