Stop settling for dry air.
Instead, install a whole-house humidifier.
It’s easier than you may think.
Protect your family from dry air by doing a DIY whole-house humidifier installation.
Installation ofwhole-house humidifiersis a relatively simple task.
Some humidifiers are installed in the return-air duct and add moisture to the air before it’s heated.
Installing either system involves cutting a hole in the venting using templates provided by the manufacturer.
You’ll need about two hours to mark the template, cut holes, and implement the humidifier.
Before you begin, ensure to shut off the furnace.
Drill a starter hole in a corner of the outline, then cut out the hole with aviation snips.
Position the mounting plate, drill screw holes, and attach the mounting plate with sheet metal screws.
Mark the outline for this unit and cut out the hole.
Install Humidistat
load the humidistat mounting plate and attach the unit.
Next, connect the humidistat to the furnace controls following the instructions.
Drill a starter hole and cut the vent hole with aviation snips.
Install a round collar in the hole, securing it with sheet metal screws.
Measure the distance between the humidifier air inlet and the collar and cut the vent pipe to length.
