These days, more people are working from home than ever before. First and foremost, we’re doing this for our own safety and the safety of others. But the air quality in your home might not be as safe as you think. For example, many of us suffer from mold allergies. And even a small amount …
These days, cleanliness and sanitation is on everybody’s minds. We’re all washing our hands more often, and keeping surfaces clean. But the current crisis isn’t the only threat to our health. Some of those threats can come from the very air we breathe. Our homes can harbor mold, pet dander, and toxic chemicals. And thanks …
These days, indoor air quality is a common concern. Our homes can harbor harmful chemical vapors and unpleasant odors that linger for days, weeks, or months. This is also a concern if you run a business. If one person smokes in your hotel room or rental cabin, it can smell like smoke for months. This …
If you’re concerned about your indoor air quality, you’re not alone. Air purifier sales have been on the rise for years, spurred on by hermetically sealed, energy-efficient homes. But given the current global crisis, a lot of us are spending even more time cooped up indoors. Breathing low-quality, somewhat-contaminated air at home isn’t too terrible …
If you want to breathe easily in your home, proper humidity is essential. In some areas, where it’s warm and humid year-round, this happens naturally. But in dry areas, or areas with very cold winters, indoor air can be exceptionally dry. In dry areas, the reason for this is self-explanatory. In cold areas, it’s a …