Grandma's health remedies have been passed down through the generations, with many people believing in their effectiveness. However, it's important to note that not all of these remedies have been scientifically proven to work. As a matter of fact, we have just historically taken Grandma's word for it. We aren’t saying that it is bad to listen and trust Grandma, but let …

Many people spend the vast majority of their time indoors, especially when the temperatures drop or when we gather together. Yet according to the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), you are two to five times more likely to encounter pollutants inside compared to outside. This includes pollutants like mold, pet dandruff, tobacco, bacteria, viruses and many other toxin …

Guide to Understanding Mold in Your HomeWhile civilization protects us against many of the elements of nature, there is one problem that continues to plague businesses and homes across the world: mold. What starts as tiny spores can turn into a significant fungus problem. Not only does mold smell and damage buildings, but over 20% of people have a susceptibility that makes …

Air ducts are out of sight and out of mind. That’s why it’s even more important to start wondering what’s traveling through your home’s ductwork. Some of the contaminants may be making you sick or possibly causing the home to smell bad. This guide will cover the potentially harmful contaminants and particles often found in residential air ducts as well as possible …

When cold and flu season arrives, some of us may want to retreat to our homes and avoid contact with others. After all, according to the CDC, the flu affects more than 9 million people, and possibly as many as 41 million people, annually. The flu, also known as influenza, is a contagious respiratory disease that affects the nose, throat, and lungs. For some people, …