Blogs in January 2015

Use and Care of Humidifiers

Jan 29, 2015

Your skin is cracked, your lips are chapped, you get bloody noses more often, and annoying static electricity buildup shocks you every time you touch something metal. These are all common symptoms of dry winter air. The solution? Run humidifiers throughout your home to help make you more...Continue Reading

Carbon Monoxide: The Silent Killer

Jan 27, 2015

It was February 2014. A malfunctioning propane-fired furnace in a Manchester, New Hampshire home sent wafts of carbon monoxide gas into the interior. Three people died and one more was rushed to the hospital.

The disaster could have been avoided if the CO detector’s batteries were...Continue Reading

Identify Household Pollutants Harmful to Health

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Jan 22, 2015

Everyone talks about how important it is to eat clean food and drink clean water, but what about breathing clean air? Far more air circulates through your lungs each day than food and water passes through your digestive system. That’s why you should give indoor air quality the attention it...Continue Reading

Combat Pesky Pet Hair in the Home

Jan 20, 2015

People love their pets. In fact, 70 percent of the homes in the United States have either a dog or cat in the home, or both. Pets are part of the family and are often welcomed inside, especially in the frigid winter months or the extremely hot summer months. But one thing pets carry with them is...Continue Reading

How Clean is the Air You Breathe?

Jan 13, 2015

Air pollution is everywhere. Vehicles, industrial plants, large fires, and other factors produce fumes and particles that can contaminate the air you breathe. So staying inside can protect you, right? Unfortunately, not true! Surprisingly, indoor air quality can often be two to five times worse...Continue Reading

Top Firestarters Explained

Jan 8, 2015

You know building fires can be destructive, but are you familiar with the most common fire starters in homes and businesses? By recognizing these fire hazards, you can take steps to ensure you stop blazes before they start.

Unattended Kitchen Appliances

The kitchen is the most...Continue Reading