How to make our indoor air healthier
If you have trouble getting to sleep due to your asthma symptoms worsening at night, this could be a sign that your body is sensitive to dust mites. We all share our beds with dust mites, but most of Read More →
Here are a few of the many sources of indoor air pollution in any home. These include combustion sources such as oil, gas kerosene, oil and wood which could be used as a source for cooking, but most Read More →
According to the resources I’ve encountered, it is highly recommended that everyone should have their home tested for radon to make certain that the recommended US EPA action level of 4 picoCuries per liter (pCi/L) is not exceeded. Read More →
Want a thoughtful, fantastic, and healthful gift for Mother’s Day – give her a spring cleaning for her home. This gift must be presented in a loving spirit, and is in no way a reflection on her Read More →
The title of this book What's Toxic, What's Not - intrigued me, so I ordered it. While all topics covered in the book don’t directly relate to healthier indoor air quality, there’s a lot in here that Read More →
