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8 Plants That Will Improve Your Indoor Air Quality

Posted in Air Quality, on April 06, 2018

Now that spring has arrived, we’re looking forward at SafeAir to seeing our backyards and gardens transform into green, red, yellow and oranges as the earth wakes up - but in our homes all winter we’ve had some extra help with our indoor air quality by growing plants that will improve your indoor air quality.

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The Best Spring Cleaning Checklist for 2018

Posted in Air Quality, on March 21, 2018

This spring add tasks that help to improve your indoor air quality to your spring cleaning checklist. Many of the common household tasks and spring time responsibilities already help bring you better indoor air quality, but some can actually have the opposite effect, and bring harmful chemicals or pollutants into your home.

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Impacts of Climate Change in Canada

Posted in Air Quality, on March 09, 2018

Homeowners across Canada are already feeling the impacts of climate change in Canada, from extreme weather events like flooding and forest fires that threaten homes and lives, to more insidious costs like increased heating and cooling bills caused by temperature fluctuations. 

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Why a Mold Inspection Air Test is Useful in the Winter

Posted in Air Quality, on February 28, 2018

Having a mold inspection air test during the winter months isn’t generally top on our lists of winter home concerns. Many homeowners consider mold to be a spring, summer and fall problem, when water events can cause sudden floods or heat and humidity stick around and get trapped indoors.

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The Worst Pollutants Impacting Your Indoor Air Quality

Posted in Air Quality, on February 23, 2018

There are a myriad of pollutants in your home that can impact indoor air quality and cause you discomfort, illness, and even more serious side effects. Having a high indoor air quality is important for your overall health - you only have to look at the literature about smoking to see how something can have a cumulative negative effect.

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Indoor Air Pollution May be Affecting Your Skin

Posted in Air Quality, on February 13, 2018

Winter is tough on your skin, and that seasonal dryness can sometimes be exacerbated by poor indoor air quality. Indoor air pollution and your skin are closely linked, especially in the dryer, colder winter months when we spend more time indoors.

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