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Is your home’s indoor air unhealthy?

We usually think of air pollution as outdoors coming from a power plant or vehicle emissions,
but the air inside our home can be 2-5 times more unhealthy leading to allergies and asthma.
Here you will find resources to improve your indoor air quality (IAQ) and explore:

  • -   How does the air in my home become unhealthy? How will unhealthy air affect me?
  • -   How can I test to find out what indoor air quality problems may be in my home?
  • -   What are indoor allergy triggers? How can I make my indoor air healthier?
Join in and share your experiences. We all want to breathe easier and become healthier.

Indoor Air Quality

Dust mites can trigger asthma at night.

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 →

Ways to improve air quality in our home.

Here's a great video which includes an overview of how we can have healthier air inside our homes. Dr. Stephen Hays of Sutter Health, the video's host, talks about some of the things that we should think twice about bringing Read More →

Why is the air in our home so unhealthy?

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 →

Why we should all test our home for radon.

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 →

The best Mother’s Day gift – a spring cleaning.

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 →

What’s toxic and what’s not in your home?

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 →