If you’ve been considering your home’s indoor air quality, you may be thinking about ways to make improvements. Sure, you can invest in an air purifier, but before you do that you need to make sure that the inside of your air conditioner is clean.
Otherwise, existing dust and dirt will just continue to blow back into your home. Duct cleaning in Brandon, MS, is a great first step toward better indoor air quality. You can keep reading to learn more about how duct cleaning can benefit your home and improve your indoor air quality.
Are you looking forward to the holiday season? If so, then you may already be preparing for guests and good food. There are plenty of ways to prepare for having a couple of loved ones over or a bunch of them. But don’t let setting up your favorite decorations make you forget the other aspect that can really impact that family visit–your indoor air quality!
Spring should be a season when we can all enjoy the changing foliage and blooming flowers. But for those of us with allergies, this may be easier said than done. Extra airborne pollen, grass, dirt, and other plant-based debris can create a nice cocktail that triggers seasonal allergies for days at a time.
Imagine what your hot water heater would do without any pipes that connected it to the faucets and spigots around your home. Without those pipes to deliver the hot water, your water heater would be useless. Even leaking pipes are going to negatively impact the job the system has to do. The same concept can be applied to your ductwork.
It is rainy and cold out and you’re all bundled up with the heater going strong. Of all the things you could do right now, would you open a window?
Some things just go together — peanut butter and jelly, milk and cookies, humidity and comfort… Okay, okay, we know what you are thinking and yes, this is going to be another blog about humidity. Why? Because it’s important! Striking the perfect balance of humidity in your home is key to enjoying a comfortable and efficient environment.