Winter Moisture and Allergies
Winter is coming! And no this is not the winter on the game of thrones that is yet to come after 8 years! The winter months are usually from December to February depending on where you live. Research conducted by the American lung association on home air quality showed that in the winter the indoor air is five times worse than outside. This is because, over the winter season, most people remain indoors whenever possible and close all windows and doors, therefore, ensuring there is no or minimal air ventilation and air circulation. While most common household activities like cooking,...
Triggers of Most Common Allergies This Summer
Come to think of the word summer. Just the mention of it brighten up people’s faces because when it is summer, it is mostly associated with vacation, schools closing, perfect outdoor weather, a time to meet friends and family, traveling and the list is endless. On a scale of 1 to 10, I would say only 1 person would probably think of summer negatively or rather think of possible problems that would come in amongst all the fun and games. Most people associate allergies with cold weather and the spring but summer allergies can be as bad as the spring...
How to Prevent The Growth of Mold in The Bathroom
We all have experienced the problem of recurrent mold growth in our bathrooms. For those who have not experienced this problem it either because of two things: one you are not looking for the mold growth keen enough or two – you never use your shower – which means you clearly have another problem altogether! And this post is clearly not for you. Mold growth in the bathroom is one of the most common problems faced in the house, surprisingly it is one of the easiest to prevent and get rid of. In this post we are mainly going to...
5 Tips to Prevent Water Damage, Mold and Mildew
Water damage weakens your house foundation and eventually causes severe structural breakage. Damp wood creates mold and mildew and attracts parasites such as termites. Water damage can be disastrous and extensive to a limit that your insurance coverage cannot compensate. Here are useful methods to protect your home from water damage. 1. Ensure a Good Drainage System Poor drainage causes cracks and pathways for water to enter your house. The foundation of your home is also weakened. To ensure a healthy drainage system, observe the following strategies. Roof gutters: Clean your gutters often. Your drains will be free from clogs that...
