Editorial Policy
Accuracy & sourcing
- Factual claims are cited near where they appear, preferring standards bodies (AHAM, ENERGY STAR, EPA), manufacturer documentation, and peer-reviewed or government sources.
- We clearly distinguish observation, manufacturer guidance, published standards, calculation, and editorial judgment.
- Every article shows its publication date and last-updated date.
Boundaries
- We do not diagnose or treat illness. Humidity-related health topics link to qualified sources.
- We do not make mold-remediation claims that require licensed assessment.
- Electrical and HVAC work that requires a professional is labeled as such — never presented as safe DIY.
Corrections
When we get something wrong, we fix the page, note the correction, and update the modified date. Spotted an error? Tell us— we read every report.
Commercial content
Product recommendations are researched independently before any affiliate relationship is considered, and commercial pages are clearly disclosed. Partners never review, approve, or influence editorial content. Details in our affiliate disclosure.
How content is produced
We use research tools and drafting software in our workflow, including AI assistance. Every published page passes human editorial review for factual accuracy, sourcing, and safety before it goes live — nothing is auto-published.