Even in warmer climes, temperatures drop during the winter months. If you have hardwood pay attention to the humidity levels in your home.<\/p>\n
Homeowners with hardwood flooring just love it. They couldn\u2019t be happier. However, even though they love it, they notice early signs of warping and gapping. This has to do with variable moisture levels in your home. Your floors are also affected by what you bring inside with you when you come in. Although it is difficult to keep all the sticks, leaves and small stones outside, making sure you have an area rug right by the door will help protect your floors.<\/p>\n
Since it tends to be drier outside during the winter, this also affects your indoor temperatures. It is warmer inside to stave off the cold. Over time, the hardwood dries out and the boards shift, leaving small gaps in the flooring. Dry, cold winters mean a lower moisture (more…)<\/span><\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Even in warmer climes, temperatures drop during the winter months. If you have hardwood pay attention to the humidity levels in your home. Homeowners with hardwood flooring just love it. They couldn\u2019t be happier. However, even though they love it,…<\/span><\/p>\n