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Back-to-school: 5 Tips For Staying Healthy

Back-to school means back to germs! It’s that time of year when the kids head back to the classroom, but are they as prepared as they should be to prevent colds, flu and other illness? The average American child has… Read More >

Dirty Air Compare: The Air in Your Home is Equivalent to …

It’s your home. It’s not just a place, it’s a feeling. But when that feeling is wheezing, sneezing and uncomfortable all the time — there’s something wrong. Indoor air quality can be two to five times more polluted than outdoor… Read More >

Can Dairy Cows Cure Allergies?

Moo-ve on down to the farm for help with your seasonal allergies The dust on dairy farms may help prevent children from developing allergies and asthma. Want a life free of allergy and asthma symptoms? Head on down to the… Read More >

Improve Indoor Air Quality During Wildfires

Wildfires are currently raging in Canada and some parts of the northern U.S. While the situation is especially scary for those in the immediate vicinity, pollution from wildfires can actually carry for thousands of miles, impacting indoor air quality. Can… Read More >

A smarter, safer, healthier and more comfortable home

Wi-Fi and Your Home Homes have changed quite a bit since the days of dirt floors, wood stoves and even round, manual thermostats. Today’s home not only shelters people from the elements, but is a family’s most valuable asset. It’s… Read More >

Spring Cleaning for your Indoor Air

One of the best parts of annual spring cleaning is the chance to open up and air out the house. It feels good to clean up the dust, flush out stale odors and take a breath of fresh air. However,… Read More >

Need date night ideas? Try hiking and star gazing!

If your traditional date night is becoming a little boring, try these date ideas that get you up and moving! Summer tends to fill up fast with family trips to water parks, sporting events and even yard work. Before school… Read More >

El Nino, Climate Change and Your Allergies – Is there a Link?

It could be a bad year for allergies. Make sure your home and family are ready. Even if your allergies are seasonal, their severity could be linked to weather patterns or global temperature trends that have existed for centuries. According… Read More >

Blizzard season – here’s how to stay safe

When a blizzard strikes, staying safe means being prepared. The most common issues are power outages and dangerous commuting. If you know a blizzard is coming, assume that you could lose power and have candles and flashlights ready. Because you… Read More >

Basement flooding can lead to other issues

Crawlspace or basement flooding can occur any time of year. Snow melt and thawing ground water can lead to flooding in the cooler months. Heavy rains can cause problems in the summer. When you walk downstairs and find you’ve had… Read More >

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