Indoor Hazards

Don't suffer through allergy season this spring! Allergy-proof your home from the inside out.

Whenever severe weather strikes, a few handy tips can help in the cleanup process left by a storm.

Mold and mildew aren't as similar as you may think.

Know the potential hazards of any project you take on so you can prepare for the worst outcome.

It's possible to remove asbestos siding with the proper safety precautions.

Keep your home sparkling and your air quality clean with these tips.

Not sure which humidifier to purchase? We clarify the options.

If you have a second story on your house, fire escape ladders are a must.

Create clean, drinkable water with the help of UV purification systems.

Radon in the basement can quickly become dangerous.

Asbestos is toxic and should be removed from the home by a professional.

Ionic air purifier smells are not always bad signs.

People tend to use a propane detector in an RV, where it can give warning of a leak from the propane

Evaporative humidifiers are the simplest in design.

Mold in the kitchen can cause health problems so it's important to eradicate it when it first appears.

Lead More than 200,000 children in the United States contract lead poisoning every year.

Ultraviolet water purification uses electromagnetic radiation to decontaminate water to be treated.

An unsightly outbreak of mold will require carpet mold cleaning.

Ozone water purification is the most effective FDA approved water purification method.

With precautions in place, you can remove your own asbestos-containing floor tiles.

Mildew can cause damage to the home and cost you in repairs.

You should vacate the building until the fire department arrives.

Asbestos roof tiles can be dangerous.

The sooner you begin, the easier it will be to make sure it is effectively removed and doesn’t return.