Your home should be a place of comfort, beauty, and safety. Unfortunately, many homes in Florida and around the United States have contaminants circulating in the air every day. Do you know how to improve your indoor air quality? First, it’s important to understand what can happen to your air without the proper care and attention to the systems in …
High humidity levels in your home can leave you, and your family, feeling very uncomfortable. Not only do they make your air thick and cause bacteria and mold to grow, but it can cause you to feel ill and possibly affect your health. What is a good indoor humidity level? When checking your indoor humidity, it ideally should range between …
Don’t Smoke Indoors– Any combustion smoke is bad for indoor air quality, but the chemicals and other particles released from tobacco smoke makes for poor air quality AND coats the indoor air conditioning components like your coil with damaging substances. When cooking, use your exhaust fan– the kitchen exhaust fan, when vented outdoors, allows you to get rid of particulates, …