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Dust mites and molds, the two most common indoor allergens, both require humid environments for growth. This indoor/outdoor Acu-Rite digital humidity gauge
allows you to accurately monitor the humidity in your home so that you can keep it at a healthy level. (We recommend a relative humidity of 40 to 50 percent
for allergy sufferers.) The humidity gauge also features a digital thermometer, clock, and light. You can mount it on the wall or use the folding stand. This
impressive yet affordable Acu-Rite humidity gauge includes a submersible, weather-resistant probe for extreme outdoor weather monitoring.
Requires one "AAA" battery (not included).
- Temperature Range – Main Unit 32°F to 122°F; Probe: -58°F to 158°F
- Dimensions W 2 ¾" x H 4 ½" x D ½"
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    Acu-Rite Digital Humidity Gauge
Reviewed by: Allergy sufferer from Seattle, Washington

just what we needed. Someway to measure the humidity in our home to and review the humidity. Easy order procedure with next day shipment was flawless. Fast delivery.
Installed the battery and watched the humidity numbers tell us where we were and what we had to do to manage the humidity for optimum allergy control.
Fast and easy set up.. Thanks
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    no more guessing
Reviewed by: concerned mom from canton, Georgia

I have a 1 year old who was having sinus problems. I never knew if I was doing more harm then good with the humidifier. Now I know exactly when to run it and when not to. This little gadget is GREAT!!!
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    great product, important to have in every home
Reviewed by: a sinus and allergy sufferer from New York

I am really glad i got the Acu-Rite Digital Humidity Gauge. I am very sensitive to the humidity levels in my environment. it is so important to know what the humidity levels are. this product tells you the time, the outside temperature, the indoor relative humidity percentage. if the humidity levels are below 20%, it says low. do you know what the humidity ranges are in your home? i kept it in my bedroom for the past few days, and i've noticed that the humidity levels are consistently low. this is important to know. i thought the humidity levels were too high, and that i needed a dehumidifer. it turns out that i need a humidifer to add humidity to the air. the low humidity causes me to have extreme nasal and sinus congestion, itchy throat, itchy eyes, chapped skin etc. I want to keep this gauge in every room that i frequent, and try to keep the humidity levels around 40%... if the humidity goes under 35, i need to use the humidifer or vaporizer to add humidity to the air, to prevent sinus problems. and if the humidity goes above 50, then there is too much humidity in the air, and i need a dehumidifer, to prevent problems such as the growth of mold, mildew, dust mites, etc.
I am so glad that i got this product- i think i finally found the root of my problem- i need to carefully monitor the humidity levels in the rooms that i frequent, to prevent exacerbation of my sinus problems and allergies.
I have a deviated septum, nasal polyps, allergies, tend to get allergic rhinitis, sinusitis, etc. and this product is truly helping me. do you know the humidity levels in your bedroom? buy this product to find out and correct the problem. you may be surprised at the difference it makes!
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Additional Resources |
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Learn more about how to control mold.
Read
more about how to control dust mites.
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