Nov 21, 2011
Today, it’s all about being healthy. But what about the air in our homes? Dust, dirt, pollen and mold can make untreated indoor air up to 100 times worse than outdoor air. In fact, indoor air quality is one of the EPA’s top 3 health concerns. Since we spend 90% of our time indoors, you’ll be glad to know there are some great solutions. New air cleaners can remove bacteria, pollen, animal dander and pollutants as small as 0.01 microns. Other products such as ventilators, humidifiers, UV lamps, air purifiers and media filters can also improve your indoor air quality. These products can really help if you suffer from allergies, or live in a home with pets, infants or the elderly. They’re all great, energy-efficient ways to make your home more comfortable. And healthy!
Feb 3, 2012 Ahhhh – sweet summertime has arrived! The season of swimming pools, friends, outdoors, time with family, hitting the beach and long sunny days. And it’s no surprise that this time of year
Feb 3, 2012 It’s a hot, humid day in the middle of a Texas summer. The AC is cranking full blast to combat the heat that’s invading your home. When suddenly, the unspeakable happens: your
Feb 3, 2012 Pets are beloved family members, however they can have negative impacts on the quality of your indoor air quality. Beyond daily feeding and watering, positive attention, and cleaning, pet owners should be
