Knowing how to reduce indoor allergens starts with understanding ways to limit exposure by identifying sources, reducing reservoirs, and filtering the air. The goal of allergen relief is often more about managing and reducing sources than sterilizing your home. If…
Sometimes, life stinks. Musty carpet, wet dog, old cooking grease, the trash you let sit a day too long—it all adds up. And while these unappealing aromas are all a normal part of everyday life, there’s no reason to let…
According to the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), Americans spend about 90% of their time indoors, making it important to reduce viral exposure in our homes and workplaces. Viruses commonly spread through airborne aerosols, respiratory droplets, and contaminated surfaces, so improving…
