Feeling at home: People spend at least two-thirds of their lives indoors. Whether we feel comfortable and cozy there largely depends on the quality of the indoor air. With the modern thermo-hygrometer Moxx, you can easily keep an eye on temperature and humidity, allowing you to regulate them through targeted heating and ventilation. This helps you create a pleasant and healthy living environment while also saving on heating costs.

Mold and dust mites thrive in high humidity. However, overly dry indoor air can also negatively affect our well-being in various ways. Skin and respiratory organs can be compromised, making it easier for infections, allergies, and asthma to develop. Studies have shown that maintaining a relative humidity of 40 to 60% in indoor air minimizes pathogens and, consequently, respiratory diseases.

Pets, plants, and sensitive items also require the right climate. Hygroscopic materials such as wood, paper, leather, and textiles react to fluctuations in humidity. In high humidity, they absorb moisture, which can cause items to warp or develop mold. Conversely, if the surrounding air is too dry, moisture is drawn out of stored goods. Musical instruments, wooden floors, frames, furniture, books, and carpets can become brittle and develop cracks.