How Air Purifiers Can Help With Seasonal Allergies
Seasonal allergies aren’t something anyone looks forward to. As temperatures rise and plants bloom, the amount of pollen in the air often spikes — and for many households, that means allergy symptoms like sneezing, congestion, and itchy eyes start to take over. It can be frustrating, especially when those symptoms follow you indoors, where you’d […]
5 Signs of Leaky Air Ducts
Your HVAC air ducts operate quietly behind the scenes, often unnoticed, until something goes wrong. When there’s a hiccup, like a leak, the effects can be immediately noticeable — and costly. Identifying the signs of leaky air ducts early on can save you from costly repairs and energy waste. In this blog, we’ll explore five […]
Do Indoor Plants Help Improve Air Quality?
It’s easy to think of our homes as safe havens. After a long day at work or running errands, there’s no better feeling than returning to the security and comfort of home. That’s why it can be so shocking to learn that the air inside our houses might not be as clean as we think […]
Is Indoor Air Quality Worse Than Outdoors?
When most people hear the phrase “poor air quality,” they probably imagine smoke-heavy skies and vehicle emissions. Although many of us look outside, it’s important to look inward — right into the cozy refuge that is your home. Many factors can lead to poor indoor air quality, putting you and your family at risk.
How Do You Test the Indoor Air Quality in Your Home?
Many people expect their homes to automatically have healthy, clean air. However, there’s a chance that your home’s air is harboring various types of airborne pollutants. Allergens such as dust mites and pollutants like volatile organic compounds (VOCs) are just some of the contaminants that you may be exposed to. VOCs are more common in […]
What’s the Most Dangerous Indoor Air Pollutant?
Many homeowners would like to think that their home’s air is clean and free of harmful contaminants. However, it’s possible that your indoor environment is being affected by airborne pollutants. There can be short-term and long-term health effects of indoor air pollutants, such as heart disease, respiratory diseases, and cancer.