To get your indoor air cleaner and purer, you can use a combination of somewhat passive methods and more active means. The air is usually purified by one or two of five methods.   Read More →

Here is a handy guide to help you determine if you need a humidifier. If you have any symptoms from dry air, you should see what life is like with a humidifier moistening the air too.   Read More →

Finding the right humidity level in your home air is crucial to good health, comfort, odor-free living and overall well-being. Here is some detailed information on how humidity levels can vary in your living area and why you need to maintain a healthy constant level.   Read More →

So, you’ve determined that your interior air needs more moisture. Now it is time to buy a humidifier. What type should you choose: cool mist, warm mist or ultrasonic?    Read More →

So, you’ve realized that the air in your home or apartment is just too dry. Here is a quick guide to the features, types and style of humidifiers, designed to help you make a wise choice as you shop.   Read More →

Ventilation or exhaust fans are an absolute must in some applications, especially in modern homes that have not been designed for maximum air circulation.   Read More →

A lot depends on how much power you want from your fan. If you are seeking a lot of wind power, your choice will probably narrow to tower versus pedestal. If you are looking for a fan that can cool down one person at a desk or a few people around a table, the table fan will make more sense.   Read More →

Misting Fans can lower a given temperature by as much as 40° F, but how is that possible? They use a technology known as evaporative cooling in the manner of a primitive air conditioner.    Read More →

Ceiling fans are amazing — they have a much more powerful effect than you might think. But what kind of ceiling fan should you buy? How big? What style?   Read More →

Most of us can walk around the house and never sense that the air that we are breathing is anything short of healthy and normal. But the air inside our home can actually be worse than the air outside our home in many instances.   Read More →