The quality of the air in your home and office is essential to your well-being. It helps you breathe easier, sleep better, and reduce the chances of illness… if it’s clean. However, if the air that you breathe is polluted, a number of health complications can follow. This is indeed...

There’s nothing more important than breathing quality indoor air every day. We spend a lot of our time indoors, whether inside our homes or offices, so it's crucial to use a system that improves air quality.  When it comes to air quality, what's good for humans is good for pets,...

No matter how hard you try, air pollution is nearly inevitable in everyday life. According to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), air pollution encompasses both visible and invisible airborne gases and particles that are not naturally part of the air. It can come from both naturally occurring and man-made...

The chilly season is tough. Air pollution is worse in the winter, you have to worry about winter allergies, and the flu is making its rounds. There’s one more issue that’s heightened in the winter: mold. Why is mold in winter worse than it is in the summer? Furthermore, what...

Do your allergies hit harder than usual during the winter season? Winter allergies are seasonal allergies, but not like what you experience in the summer. While most people associate allergies with pollen, in reality, you can still experience these symptoms even in the cold months. In this blog, we’ll explore the...

If you’re living in a region with hot, humid summers, you’ve most likely seen it: black, white, green, brown, or orange specks of mold on damp surfaces in your home.  Not only does it look gross, but it can also send out invisible mold spores into the air, causing allergies,...

Most humans can probably relate to being stuck in the vicious cycle of keeping the house squeaky clean. We’ve all been there: You clean your home, get rid of all the dust, only to wake up the next morning… to more dust. You know that dust particles exist even when...

The quality of the air you breathe has a lasting impact on human health. Even when you’re staying indoors, at home especially, you can be exposed to particles that can affect your eyes, nose, and lungs, thus leading to potentially harmful health conditions.   Poor home air quality can cause...

Mold is a normal and essential part of nature, an ever-present fungus that works to decompose organic dead matter. It lives both indoors and outdoors, with approximately 150,000 types. Mold varies in appearance, ranging from white, green, and black, to orange.  There’s a combination of three factors that lead to mold...

The United States Environmental Protection Agency says that indoor levels of air pollutants might be two to five times higher than outdoor levels. In some cases, they can be 100 times higher. This is concerning, to say the least — especially considering that the majority of us spend most of...

Air purifiers. HVAC. Humidifiers. You might have all sorts of devices and technologies impacting the air in your home. How do they work in unison? More specifically, can you use an air purifier and humidifier together? Is it even necessary?  First, let’s back up and talk about each device individually....