Guest Blogger #979, Entry #2494, June 5, 2013 There’s a pretty good chance that you’ve heard that exposure to mold is not good for your health; however, what you might not know is all of the reasons why. Actually, there are many ways that it can be hazardous to your body. Mold can lead to respiratory…
Guest Blogger #974, Entry #2474, May 30, 2013 As if it isn’t bad enough that you cough, sneeze, and wheeze your way through spring thanks to outdoor seasonal allergies, now you’ve discovered that the interior air in your home could be to blame for ongoing allergy symptoms. And there are all kinds of culprits that could…
Guest Blogger #459, Entry #1085, April 11, 2012 When it comes to spring cleaning, there are some things that we know to look for: dust, trash, items that we know longer need. But there are others that could be accumulating that are far more detrimental than all of those combined. One of these examples is…
Guest Blogger #279, Entry #807, December 1, 2011 You might think that allergies only await you when you step out the door of your house or if you eat a dish that contains peanuts or shellfish. But if you don’t believe that allergies are lurking right under your nose, within the walls of your home,…
Guest Blog #182, Entry #663, September 17, 2011 Happy DIY Saturday! In most homes today we are concerned about the health and welfare of our family. For our home is where we feel secure, and we enjoy retreating to daily. Over the last decade mold in homes have become a common household hazard that can…
Entry #632, August 28, 2011 With the onset of hurricane season, and Hurricane Irene becoming a historical storm threatening over 2.2 million people in the south and northeastern U.S., the reality of what your home will look like after the storm is a concern to many. Living in Jacksonville, Florida, we have become accustomed to…