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Studies show that we spend 90% of our time indoors. The EPA states that air pollutants may be 2-5 times higher indoors than outdoors. The EPA […]
The simple and short answer is, YES! Although the common viral strands can be prevented with good basic hygiene practices (like washing your hands, sneezing or […]
The COVID-19 crisis has put air quality front and center. Many companies are using this as an opportunity to create fear in others while pushing gizmos […]
The greatest level of virus inactivation took place at 50%RH. The lowest level of virus inactivation took place at 20%RH. Inactivation was more rapid at 20°C […]
Formaldehyde has recently been featured in many news articles and identified as a major cause for concern for a wide variety of building occupants. This gas […]
Poor indoor air quality (IAQ) is most evident during the winter months. Due to the low humidity, our nasal passages dry out and are more susceptible […]
Every home needs ventilation. But when many people ventilate their homes, they’re rarely exchanging the old, stale air with fresh, filtered air from the outside. As […]
Fungi and Mold. Let’s learn more about it and the indoor environments we work and live in from a Indoor Air Quality perspective! Mold grows […]
For people living in apartments, fresh air is a precious resource. To keep the air healthy in these spaces, what you can do is to replace […]