Poor air quality in your home can significantly affect your overall health and mood. According to the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), Americans, on average, spend approximately 90 percent of their time indoors, where air pollution can often … Read more

A dehumidifier helps to remove excess moisture in a home and regulates the humidity. Once the dehumidifier reservoir is filled with condensate, it needs to be drained to continue working. To keep the dehumidifier working … Read more

All dehumidifiers have to be regularly drained to keep them working optimally. With a dehumidifier that has a pump, you can pump water upward into a sink or out of the basement window. This gives … Read more

When it is a hot and humid day, a fan is a great option to help move air around. Cooling fans have been around for years and come in handy during the summer months. Choosing … Read more

A fireplace is supposed to keep your home warm and cozy. However, it can do more harm than good. When Cold air flows down the chimney and enters your home, it lowers the temperature and, … Read more

Pets in homes are great for companionship; however, they can also make the air you breathe a perfect recipe for respiratory health problems and allergies. According to the Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America (AAFA), … Read more

Insulating your home is one of the important things you can do. Not only does it help your home retain heat during the winter period, but it also reduces the cost of heating and cooling … Read more

Household fans are a great way to keep your home and yourself cool when the warmer times of the year come along. Unlike other home cooling methods, they are cheaper to buy and maintain and … Read more

Many homes become uncomfortable because dry air in the winter causes itchy skin, irritated sinus passages, and other health problems. Humidifiers are a quick way to add and monitor the moisture in the air. However, … Read more

According to the EPA, Americans, on average, spend 90% of their time indoors (at home, schools, and workplaces). EPA also notes that indoor concentrations of some pollutants have risen over time and are often 2 … Read more

Mold are microscopic organisms that grow both indoors and outdoors. Indoors, mold is one of those inevitable things homeowners must deal with. All types of mold have one thing in common – they thrive and … Read more

There are many ways of using essential oils. You can add a few drops into a warm, soothing bath or apply them diluted on pulse points throughout your body. However, the best way to use … Read more