You’ve just finished cleaning the house and are plopping down on the couch, ready to take a break, when you spot dust dancing in the sunbeam warming your feet.
Agh!
Been there before? Join the crowd…it’s something that many of us deal with.
Clean air in your home may not be on your radar 24/7, but it is essential to consider it to ensure that your home is comfortable and healthy.
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For many people, hot summer weather means outdoor fun. It’s hard to resist the siren call of the beach and the family road trip when the mercury rises and the days get longer. But summertime also means that wildfires, thunderstorms, and air quality alerts will sometimes send you back inside into the hopefully cooler but often not-so-fresh air. Fortunately, we’ve rounded up 12 ways to maintain cleaner indoor air during the summer months.
Read MoreIndoor air quality is an essential consideration, especially for people who spend most of their time indoors. Indoor air is usually more polluted, since it isn’t circulated as much, causing pollutants to thrive inside your home. This may result in respiratory diseases, throat, nose, and eye irritation, dizziness, headaches, and fatigue.
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Air purifiers are the most common way to clean the air in a room. They work by removing particles from the air that can cause health problems.
Plants purify the air by taking toxins out of it and releasing oxygen back into it. They do this through a process called photosynthesis.
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Obtaining the optimal amount of moisture in your home’s air can be tricky. If the air is too dry, it can create uncomfortable living conditions and actually pull moisture from your home’s structure and walls, causing them to shift. Not good. However, too much moisture can also cause numerous issues as well. As the humid summer season rapidly approaches, check out this list of some of the top consequences of too much humidity in the home so that you know exactly what you’re up against.
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