What Short-Term Rental Hosts and Guests Should Know About Indoor Allergens
When travelers book a short-term rental, they're making assumptions about the air they'll be breathing - often without any way to verify them. For the roughly 30 percent of adults who suffer from r...
Indoor Allergens and Children's Health: What Parents Should Know
Children are disproportionately affected by indoor air quality problems, yet the connection between home allergen levels and children's health is rarely discussed with the same urgency as other env...
Room by Room: Where Allergens Accumulate in Your Home and What to Do About It
Indoor allergens don't settle evenly throughout a home. They concentrate in predictable places based on airflow, moisture, and the surfaces present, which means remediation works best when it's tar...
How DNA Analysis Works - And Why It's Better for Detecting Home Allergens
What does DNA have to do with mold and pollen in the air? Every living organism - including mold fungi and plants - carries a unique genetic sequence. When molds release spores or plants release p...
Why Poor Sleep May Be an Indoor Air Problem
Waking up congested, fatigued, or with itchy eyes is easy to blame on a bad night's rest. But for many people, the real cause is what they were breathing while they slept. Indoor allergens - partic...
Could Your Home Be Making You Sick?
Sneezing, fatigue, congestion and red eyes could be signs your home air is the problem. Learn how mold and pollen allergens build up indoors and what you can do about it.