Dry air through all of the seasons
One of the certainly bad things about living in a desert environment is the dry air. I was raised in a more tropical weather conditions, so I had a lot of changing to do when making the move. When our spouse as well as I married, I moved into her home, which is the lake house the people I was with and I currently live in. There are a few things I have l received from living in these dry areas, one is to always carry lip balm, however lip balm is substantial, because dry air is fantastic at chapping your lips. The fourth is to have hand lotion, for similar reasons. Third is cough drops, because the dry air will also start to burn your throat. Last, buy a humidifier. While I would say the dry air is tolerable for the most part, there are some times, mainly during a dry spell without rain, when the dry air becomes too much as well as it’s time to turn on the nice ole humidifier. My spouse had already obtained a single, as well as so bringing it out to mist the air was a fantastic relief. When the humidity drops to about 20%, that is usually the time the people I was with and I take the humidifier out, as well as then the people I was with and I stop it once it reaches around 40%-50%. Thankfully, the people I was with and I don’t have to use the humidifier too often, because once the air humidity has reached a nice level, then it stays that way for a while, until the sunshine evaporates it. I personally prefer our former tropical weather conditions, although living in these arid areas isn’tso bad after you get used to it.