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Five Things You Can Do For National Radon Action Month
January is National Radon Action Month! This month and beyond, you can help us spread awareness of radon health implications and promote radon testing and mitigation. There are many things you can do this month (and year-round) to keep you and your family safe. Be sure to share this list with others. Here are five
How Do Professionals Remove Mold?
Mold can be a problem in your home whether you see it or not, and mold problems often range from small and manageable to far outside the homeowner’s scope. According to the EPA, if the moldy area is less than ten square feet, in most cases, you can handle the job yourself. If the mold
Is This a Radon Fact Or Myth?
With lots of noise online about radon and its potential dangers, it can be easy to get caught up in all the information and not know what to do. To simplify things, we’ve rounded up some common facts and myths about radon so you can better understand what radon is, what the health implications are,
How To Make A Low Cost Air Purifier
Here is a fun weekend DIY project that costs less than $90 and will instantly improve your indoor air quality. The device is called a Corsi-Rosenthal Box or a Comparetto Cube. The device was designed during the COVID-19 pandemic to combat airborne particles. This homemade air purifier will not only help with airborne viral particles
What Do Radon Levels Mean?
In previous blog posts, we’ve shared ways to reduce radon, the signs of radon poisoning, why you should implement long-term testing, and more. Because there’s a lot of information about radon, sometimes it’s beneficial to go back to the basics, such as learning about radon levels and what they mean. By doing so, you’ll know
How Does Mold Form?
Did you know that there are over 100,000 types of mold? Not all types of mold are a threat, though. For instance, there are toxic molds found in homes (e.g., trichoderma) and types used for medicinal purposes (e.g., Penicillium). With hundreds of thousands of mold species, it can be overwhelming for non-professionals to determine and