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Indoor Air Quality

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July 8, 2017

How to Vacuum Your Home Professionally

If you don’t have a good vacuum cleaner, or having air quality issues, you need to learn how to vacuum your  home professionally with this easy-to-follow Video. There are two reasons to know how to vacuum a room professionally: . Because you don’t own a good vacuum cleaner – and…
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April 19, 2017

How To Clean Indoor Air

Cleaning your indoor air includes opening windows, dusting, vacuuming, washing. If you do these tasks every week, you will keep your indoor air clean. It also helps to keep mould, dust mites, bacteria, off-gassing and stagnant air from occurring. You could compare it to brushing your teeth and rinsing your…
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April 10, 2017

How Long Do I Run My Air Purifier?

“How long do I run my air purifier for?” or “Do I leave the air purifier on overnight?” These are questions I get asked by both residential and commercial occupants, whether they’ve started using an air purifier first time or had one for operating on and off for longer. 24…
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Indoor Air QualityTips
March 6, 2017

Should You Use Chemicals Indoors?

If you live, work or play in buildings, chances are you have heard someone talk about chemicals. But should you use chemicals indoors? To answer that question, first we must learn exactly what chemicals are and how they affect your indoors. Once we understand what chemicals are and what they…
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February 16, 2017

5 Common Household Products You Can Use To Clean Your Home

Have you ever wondered if you have to use those expensive chemicals and cleaning supplies found at your local supermarket? While some are irreplaceable, there are some products found at your supermarket that you can find cheaper when they are packaged for something entirely different. In fact, there are many…
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February 14, 2017

How To Fix Contaminated Room Air

When you have contaminated indoor air, it can be a very difficult and time-consuming process to get it fresh and clean. Sometimes, your air will turn polluted instantly, within minutes or overnight! I’ll explain the reasons your indoors got contaminated in the first place, then share a few methods on…
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February 7, 2017

How to Test Indoor Air Quality Accurately

It’s important to learn how to test indoor air quality and do it at least once a week to make sure the air you breathe is pleasant, and to keep your health level in check (i.e. you’re not feeling unwell). What most people don’t know, however, is there’s a right…
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January 28, 2017

The Importance of Indoor Air Circulation

I developed a 3-step process to taking care of your indoor air quality: The 3 C's to Quality Indoor Air. They include circulation, cleaning and comfort. Circulation, also known as ventilation or air flow or air exchange, is the first step in the process. Air circulation plays a major role…
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November 29, 2016

The Nature of Indoor Air Quality

What is indoor air? When you put it all into perspective, indoor air is air within a building where a person spends a period of an hour or more in any day such as a home, office, classroom, motor vehicle, shopping centre or hospital according to The National Health and…
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Indoor Air QualityTips
November 12, 2016

The Best Air Purifier Tips

When it comes to cleaning the air in your home or office, the best and most efficient tool in your strategy is to open windows, wide, to open doors, to open blinds and ventilate, ventilate, ventilate. However, ventilating may just not be enough, or in some homes and offices, non-existent.…
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