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How AcuRite Helps Optimize 3D Printing

How AcuRite Helps Optimize 3D Printing

January 12, 2024

It’s here, it’s there, it’s everywhere… it’s humidity! Well, maybe it’s not so prevalent in deserts… but usually, it’s all around us. Humidity’s greatest impacts are on weather and our overall health, but there are a plethora of other items, functions, and processes that humidity can alter — including 3D printing. What is 3D printing you may ask? Read on to find out, learn more about humidity as its biggest threat, and how you can use AcuRite to help master your 3D printing projects.

Sneak Peek Part 2! New Weather Stations for 2022!

Sneak Peek Part 2! New Weather Stations for 2022!

New product alert part 2! While we are excited to get the latest new weather station displays (as mentioned in part 1 of our Sneak Peek) into the homes of our fantastic customers, we are equally as excited to announce two more new products! These unique items combine patented AcuRite weather forecasting technology with touches of practicality and fun!

Sneak Peek Part 1! New Weather Station Displays Coming Soon!

Sneak Peek Part 1! New Weather Station Displays Coming Soon!

What’s more exciting than new products? Well, maybe winning the lottery, but still — New products are exciting! Whether you’re a weather nerd, outdoor enthusiast, avid gardener, or just looking to optimize your home, we are happy to give you an exclusive sneak peek at new AcuRite products that will be available at various retailers or AcuRite.com soon.

How To Survive Spring Allergy Season

How To Survive Spring Allergy Season

Congratulations! You made it through fall and winter allergies. Now, welcome to the more common spring allergy season, when there are all sorts of things floating around in the air that can irritate your eyes, nose, and throat. We’ll explore spring allergy season, causes, and symptoms, along with how to fight back.

Control Air Quality Allergies

13 Ways To Get Rid of Allergies With Indoor Air Quality

April 25, 2022

Mold, dust mite, cockroaches, pollen, pets and dry air can cause indoor air quality problems. Improve air quality using room monitors with sensors to measure temperature, humidity and other home devices to control allergy symptoms.