Now that Christmas is rapidly approaching, you are sure to start seeing more and more Christmas trees appearing throughout your neighbourhood, and you’re probably preparing to put your own tree up yourself.

Improving the overall indoor air quality of your home or business continues to be a topic at the water cooler. The kids are always sneezing, the house always seems so dusty, why does our office always smell so bad? Why are my hands so rough? Sound familiar?

A growing concern within the commercial and residential construction industries is the management of indoor air quality. Often overlooked, Indoor Air Quality refers to the air quality in and around a home or building, particularly in regards to the health and comfort of the occupants.

The quality of the air that you breathe inside your home can have a major impact on your health. Indoor air quality testing is important to protect you and your family.

Are you a homeowner? What about a parent? If either answer was yes, then I have news for you. The indoor air quality of your home could be putting your home and health in danger - especially if there is a new born in the house. Poor indoor air quality can be the cause of many different things and the effects are far less than desirable. The worst is, did you know that poor air quality could be a reflection of a far larger problem?

Since the referendum in June 2016, the UK's relationship with the EU supply chain has been under serious scrutiny. Fears of the impact to businesses due to the import and export changes are prevalent across the British food manufacturing and processing industry. As further challenges are placed on food manufacturers, producers and processors from the UK Brexit strategies, companies are quickly looking for improvements to strengthen their position. Strategies that will positively impact their food production process.

Your air filter is one of the most important parts of your air conditioning system and often one of the most neglected. This device helps remove the solid particulates such as pollen, mold, dust and bacteria from the air. The removal of these particulates is extremely important to the working mechanics of your air conditioning system. 

When installed into your home’s heating and cooling system, an Electronic Air Cleaner traps and filters up to 99%* of airborne particles passing through the system to make sure cleaner air is distributed to all rooms in your home. When this air goes through a EAC, the pre-filter traps the majority of the large particles. The particles that are too small to be trapped in the pre-filter are charged positive, and then attracted to negatively charge plates.

Since air filters are one of the bests tools for eradicating allergens from your home, more people are using them than ever before. 

There has been a lot of discussion lately regarding whether activated carbon (charcoal) air filters really do provide any measurable health benefits.