Did you know that the air quality inside your home can be up to five times worse than the air quality outdoors? Yuck!
We all want to do what's best for ourselves and our families when it comes to our health. We're conscientious about what we eat a
Because of the extreme temperatures of the Stephenville winter, your HVAC system might experience some problems. As you crank the heat to keep your home comfortable, your heater could struggle. And that's after your system worked hard to cool your ho
Do you ever think about the particles in the air around you? All sorts of pollutants and allergens surround you. When you're outside your home, there's not much you can do about the air quality. But inside your home, you can take matters into your ow
Every January 1 st we all take out our notepads and jot down our resolutions. Maybe you want to exercise more, cut out candy or read more books? This year, your Daffan team want to give you a few New Year’s resolution ideas for your home. We promis
In addition to a healthy diet and regular exercise, the environment in your home affects your health. Your HVAC system is a critical component of your home’s environment. Here are five ways to optimize it for better health.
1. Control humidity
Throughout the war on the COVID-19, many air purification companies have claimed to have the system that will kill the COVID-19 in the air but had no evidence to prove it. Until now. Aerus, one of the leading air purification companies, announced
Proper ventilation in your home is like the lungs in your body. You want to make sure plenty of fresh air is getting in and all the dirty air is getting out. If your home is too tightly sealed, as many newer homes are, there is no way for fresh air t
Heating and cooling tend to get all the attention when we think about indoor conditions. But humidity levels are also critical and getting it below 60% isn’t always easy. Sometimes you need the right equipment to help.
Here are ways to ensure yo
Most of us welcome springtime with warmer temperatures and the promise of summer. But for people with allergies, rising outdoor temperatures and excess moisture due to rainfall, mean stuffiness, headaches, watery eyes and all-over misery.
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