by Chip | Nov 20, 2018 | Indoor Air Quality (IAQ)
For all the warmth and comfort they provide, wood stoves and fireplaces on the whole do tend to lower indoor air quality (IAQ). When wood burns, it becomes water vapor mixed with other gases and particles of varying sizes. It’s the polluting gases and fine particles...
by Chip | Oct 9, 2018 | Indoor Air Quality (IAQ)
Do you look forward to fall as a time when you can turn off the air conditioner and open up the windows, letting the fresh air inside your home? Or, like many allergy sufferers, do you have to keep your home shut up tight throughout the fall to keep the pollen out?...
by Chip | Aug 16, 2018 | Indoor Air Quality (IAQ)
Having candles burning in your home can create a serene and warm environment, but it could be bad for your health and your air filter. Some kinds of candles cause soot to form, which can negatively affect your air filter and lower your indoor air quality (IAQ)....
by Chip | Jun 12, 2018 | Blog, Indoor Air Quality (IAQ)
How is the air in your home different in summer than during other seasons? You may not know it, but you’re likely to be dealing with an elevated level of indoor air pollutants in summer, particularly when you keep your house closed up with your air conditioner on....
by Chip | Jun 12, 2018 | Indoor Air Quality (IAQ)
How is the air in your home different in summer than during other seasons? You may not know it, but you’re likely to be dealing with an elevated level of indoor air pollutants in summer, particularly when you keep your house closed up with your air conditioner...
by Chip | Apr 6, 2018 | Indoor Air Quality (IAQ)
Your home is host to some pretty potent airborne pollutants, including dust, mold, pet dander, pollen and dust mites — all of which compromise your indoor air quality and can damage your health. But some of the most insidious of airborne particulates derive from...
