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Why You Need to Properly Ventilate Your Craft Room

Why You Need to Properly Ventilate Your Craft Room

February 12, 2019

Few things are as rewarding as crafting. Spending hours at a time in your craft room, making fun new things for yourself and others, always brings a smile to your face. But it can also be dangerous, if you’re not careful. That’s why it’s essential to ensure your craft room has proper ventilation.

How Does Indoor Air Quality Change in the Winter?

How Does Indoor Air Quality Change in the Winter?

November 27, 2018

Most of the winter, residents of Orlando look forward to some fresh air indoors, but there are times when winter indoor air quality suffers. Cold fronts do put the kibosh on open windows as do the overnight hours. Just like in the summer, when the house is closed up tightly, air quality starts to decline.

UV Lights 101: Improving IAQ

UV Lights 101: Improving IAQ

March 22, 2018

Installing UV lights in your home’s HVAC equipment solves two of the most common problems Floridians experience during the prolonged, hot summers: deteriorating indoor air quality (IAQ) and high energy bills. These lights keep the indoor air cleaner and prevent the growth of mold and biofilms inside the HVAC system that lower its energy efficiency.

Is Your Home the Culprit for Your Allergies?

Is Your Home the Culprit for Your Allergies?

April 11, 2017

If you suffer from allergies, you probably expect to sniffle, sneeze and cough outdoors during pollen season. But if you find the wretched respiratory issues to be ongoing while you’re relaxing in your airtight home, the problem could be right under your nose. It bears taking a look around and identifying possible allergens in your …

Reasons Volatile Organic Compounds Can Affect IAQ

Reasons Volatile Organic Compounds Can Affect IAQ

April 4, 2017

Volatile organic compounds (VOCs) are gases or vapors released by solid materials utilized in the construction and furnishings of residences, as well as many common household liquids. Formaldehyde, for example, is the best-known VOC, emitted by both solid and liquid sources.

Houseplants: How You Can Get Cleaner Indoor Air

Houseplants: How You Can Get Cleaner Indoor Air

June 9, 2016

Many of us take indoor plants for granted. They’re pretty and add character to a home, but that’s about all, right? Actually, they’re good for much more than that. A variety of houseplants also can help clean the air inside your home. Several years ago, scientists at NASA and several American universities found that certain …

Can Issues Within Your Ducts Contribute to Poor Indoor Air Quality?

Can Issues Within Your Ducts Contribute to Poor Indoor Air Quality?

July 2, 2015

Rattling and clamoring noises from air vents are telltale signs of duct problems. Not only is that noise costing you energy dollars and contributing to discomforts in the home, duct problems contribute in a significant way to poor indoor air quality (IAQ). Following are a few examples.

Indoor Air Pollution Threatens Your Family Much More Than What’s Outdoors

Indoor Air Pollution Threatens Your Family Much More Than What’s Outdoors

June 11, 2015

With its city smog and abundant pollen, Orlando has its share of outdoor air problems. What you may not realize, however, is that indoor air pollution is an even greater threat to your health.