Apr 15, 2019 | Learning Center
In 2016, about 4.3 million people died from illness caused by indoor pollution. What causes air pollution? Asbestos, fireplaces, stoves, paints, cleaners, radon, and mold all contribute to indoor air pollution. Considering Americans spend 90 percent of their time...
Feb 19, 2019 | Learning Center
We’ve all heard that mold is bad for you, but do you know what the health risks of mold exposure actually are? Mold is caused by excess moisture and poor ventilation. The result is fuzzy black and multi-colored patches of dangerous mold. Breathe it in or touch...
Nov 3, 2018 | Learning Center
It might be hard to believe, but your home could be bad for your health. If you consistently feel under the weather without having a cold or other illness, you could suffer from allergens in your home. But what is an allergen? On its own, an allergen is typically...
Oct 18, 2018 | Learning Center
It’s a chemical in almost everything you use. Formaldehyde has been a health concern since the 1980’s. Since then, the government regulates its use and encourages the public to limit their exposure. But that can be difficult when you consider how much...
Sep 11, 2018 | Learning Center
Many people do not realize they are breathing unhealthy air. In fact, nearly 95 percent of the global population is taking in unhealthy air. This can lead to adverse health consequences. For starters, it can irritate your throat, eyes, and nose. Poor air quality is...
