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The Most Important Areas of Your House for Ventilation

The Most Important Areas of Your House for Ventilation

February 16, 2017

You can’t have home comfort and health without reliable, effective heating and air conditioning, but that’s only part of the story. Modern homes, built more airtight than ever, also require effective air exchange to make sure indoor air doesn’t become stuffy, stale and unhealthy. This involves a combination of mechanical ventilation and strategically placed vents.

How to Control Dust All Over Your Home

How to Control Dust All Over Your Home

February 2, 2017

You don’t have to suffer from allergies to be affected or disgusted by common household dust. When you consider all of the possible ingredients in dust, however, such as dead skin cells, dust mite parts, mold spores, fiberglass, vermin waste particles and more, controlling dust in your Orlando home becomes quite important. Following are great …

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 …

How You Can Control Pollutants in Your Home

How You Can Control Pollutants in Your Home

March 22, 2016

A major urban center like Orlando gives us plenty of air pollutants to worry about. Even so, the air quality in your own home could be worse than outdoors. If you want to clean up your air, there’s a lot you can do.

Improve Your Indoor Air Quality Using UV Lights

Improve Your Indoor Air Quality Using UV Lights

September 17, 2015

Do you have a mold and mildew problem in your Orlando home? Would you like to reduce allergens and germs for a more healthful indoor environment? Since your answer to these questions is likely “yes,” read on to learn how ultraviolet (UV) lights can help you reach these goals and more.

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.

Did You Know That Cleaning Your Ducts Increases Indoor Air Quality?

Did You Know That Cleaning Your Ducts Increases Indoor Air Quality?

September 18, 2014

There are many ways you can improve your home’s indoor air quality (IAQ). Some homeowners buy a new filtration system, others put in a wide variety of air-cleaning plants, while some try to improve the condition of their existing HVAC system. One of the most common issues that hinders IAQ is having dirty ductwork, which …