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  Radon Exposure Radon gas is responsible for approximately 850 lung cancer deaths in Ontario each year, while most people don’t even think to test their homes for it. The Canadian Cancer society has recently surveyed 1,000 Ontario homeowners with finished and partially finished basements …

  Is Your Home Making You Sick? If you are anything like me, your home is your haven, the safe place you retreat to when all else fails in life.  Well what if I told you that the air in your home may contain a …

  6 All-Natural Remedies to Relieve Allergy Symptoms It seems as though every season is now allergy season. If you suffer from winter, summer, spring and even fall allergies here are a few all-natural remedies to help relieve you of your allergy symptoms.     …

  Air Duct Cleaning Tips Now that the cool weather is upon us, you have probably already had to turn on your furnace.  Without the knowledge of some air duct cleaning tips, this means that you have potentially sent millions of particles out into the airways throughout …

10 Things That Can Worsen Seasonal Allergies Allergy suffers will be the first to admit having symptoms such as itchy watery eyes, sneezing and a runny nose is never fun. Most people don’t even realize there are many things that exist in their daily lives …

Fall Home & Air Quality Improvement Tips The fall season is the perfect time of year to complete those much needed home improvements in preparation for the winter months. Along with the obvious raking of leaves and gutter cleaning, there are a multitude of other …

Dangers of Toxic Mold Mold can be found everywhere in our environment…during all seasons.  It will reproduce by developing tiny spores that connot be seen with the naked eye, and can be found in our homes, workplaces, schools and outdoors.  While some types of mold are …

It’s a fresh start to the New Year…last year is behind us and the slate is clean. But, is the air in your home fresh and clean enough to keep you healthy? We don’t think about it. Take it for granted even, but there is …

Dracaenas are very easy to care for, tolerating low humidity, infrequent watering, and low light. Dracaenas feature a bushy appearance with spiky green leaves often marked with stripes or spots. See more plants that improve indoor air quality.

Dracaenas are very easy to care for, tolerating low humidity, infrequent watering, and low light. Dracaenas feature a bushy appearance with spiky green leaves often marked with stripes or spots. See more plants that improve indoor air quality.