Tag Archives: Dust Mites

IQ Air Health ProPlus Air Purifier

It’s winter, and if your home is like many others, that means that an unwelcome is now roaming around your house. As the furnaces fire up, dust mites that have been lying in wait in the inner recesses of your heating system are now circulating throughout your house. Continue reading

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Home Ventilation Filters Help To Reduce Air Pollution

Air pollution is a problem that follows us wherever we go, and even at home we have to contend with this. Air pollution in a home can come from gas stoves that do not burn properly, the use of pesticides, cleaning solvents and a lot of other elements. Air can also contain dust mites and other microorganisms that can cause respiratory problems. Continue reading

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Improve Allergy Symptoms Relief

Air duct cleaning helps to keep our indoor air hygienic and Allergy Symptoms Relief for preventing such health problem. Constantly cleaning on our air duct system on a regular basis maintains the air inside our house clean and helps us … Continue reading

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Is the Air in Your Home Safe to Breathe?

One of the leading contributing factors to asthma in children, and illness in general, is the indoor air quality of your home. The mechanical circulation and movement of the air within your residence may lead you to believe that it is somehow fresh and filtered and pure. However, unchanged filtration pads and neglected duct work can be harboring the spores of molds and other fungi along with pet dander, dust mites and pollen as well as regular household dust. Continue reading

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Measuring Humidity in Your Home Using Humidity Sensors

Humidity is the amount of moisture or water vapour in the air and is expressed as a percentage of the maximum that the air could hold at that temperature. When relative humidity in your home exceeds 50% – 55%, nasty substances such as Black mold, bacteria, dust mites, viruses & other fungus will accumulate & grow. This is where a humidity sensor comes in to play. Continue reading

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