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January 28, 2019 Indoor Air Quality

Winter Air Quality Worries

The air in your home changes with the seasons, and it can be difficult to keep your indoor climate under control. The winter can be especially challenging as several conditions have a negative effect on your interior air. The most common winter air quality concerns are dirty air and dry air. A Cozy Home Can Be a Dusty Home During the winter, most people want their heating systems to perform efficiently. To achieve this, they work diligently to close off...

January 18, 2019 Indoor Air Quality

What You Should Know About Home Ventilation

No matter the size of your home, proper ventilation is essential if you want your home to maintain its excellent air quality for years to come. Good ventilation means that you'll breathe in clean and pure air, which should assist in keeping you healthy. Even if you already believe that every room in your home is properly ventilated, there are a couple of rooms that might benefit from some additional circulation. What Does Ventilation Refer To? Ventilation refers to the...

August 27, 2018 Cooling

Can’t Sleep? Maybe It’s The Temperature In Your Room!

Can’t sleep? Well, you may take comfort in knowing that you are among the 30 percent of Americans who struggle with insomnia-related issues. Many people fall asleep easily, but wake up just three to four hours later. According to the Sleep Institute, this is common, and it often has to do with your bedroom temperature or air quality. For example, one person reported to the Sleep Institute that they had followed their wife’s suggestion to keep the thermostat lower at...

August 7, 2018 Indoor Air Quality

Can Air Conditioning Trigger Asthma?

For very many years now, it has become general knowledge that the combination of cold air and humidity leads to the swelling of the trachea and the voice box. Asthma patients usually have very sensitive airways and may find that when the North Carolina summer temperatures soar, along with the humidity levels, their asthma signs begin to act up and worsen. Indoor Air Quality for Asthmatic People Other established causes of asthma include allergens such as pollen, pet dander, and...

Winter Air Quality Worries

What You Should Know About Home Ventilation

Can’t Sleep? Maybe It’s The Temperature In Your Room!

Can Air Conditioning Trigger Asthma?

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