What Is Relative Humidity, and What’s an Ideal Level for Your Home?
Relative humidity that is too high or low may cause problems for health and the condition of your home. Find out what is ideal and how to maintain an acceptable level.
Formaldehyde in Your Home: Where, What, and How
Nearly every home has low levels of formaldehyde, a harmful chemical and indoor air pollutant. Luckily, there are ways to reduce and remove this toxic substance from your home and improve air quality.
The Surprising Facts You’re Missing About Seasonal Allergies This Year
As allergy season gets worse every year, you may want new tips for dealing with seasonal allergies. We interviewed allergist Dr. Purvi Parikh who helped dispel the myths and gave expert advice. Check out the video and transcript here.
Do Air Purifiers Work for Dust in Your Home?
Looking for a machine that helps remove dust from your home? An air purifier for dust may be just what you're looking for. Find out how they work and the right one for the job.
5 Tips for Mold Cleanup Long After Harvey’s Floods
If your home sustained water damage after Harvey's floods, the conditions were ripe for mold. Here's how to approach mold cleanup long after the destruction.
What Is Causing You to Have Shortness of Breath at Night?
There are many medical reasons for shortness of breath at night. Surprisingly, your indoor air could be playing a role. Find out more in this article.
What Ozone Generator Manufacturers Don’t Tell You
If what you know about ozone generators is solely from manufacturer claims, you need to read this article. Find out here if you should use one to purify the air in your home.
Activated Carbon Air Filters: Everything You Need to Know
Carbon air filters are designed to remove gases and odors from the air. Learn more about why people use them, whether these air purifiers work, and if you should use one in your home.
Will an Electrostatic Air Filter Keep My House Allergen-Free?
An electrostatic air filter is used to filter particles like dust and other allergens from the air. Learn more about how it works, when it is used, and its most serious drawback.
Mildew vs. Mold: What Is the Difference?
Mold vs. mildew might seem like an ongoing debate, but there are in fact differences. Read about how you can tell them apart and what you can do to prevent their growth.