Suffering from allergies? As much as you think staying at home is the safest, it’s actually likely that your indoor air quality is five times worse than the air outdoors.

Approximately 50 million Americans suffer from allergies which often makes their lives miserable… The Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America offers more recommendations to allergy-proof your home… Avoid harmful chemicals like bleach and other harsh cleaners as much as possible. Use products that have been

The quality of the air in your breathing environment plays a huge role in the severity of asthma symptoms. And we’re not just talking about walking past a cigarette smoker on the sidewalk or living in a city with polluted outdoor air. Poor indoor air quality is shockingly common, says John […]

It’s important to check the certification on any air purifier that you purchase to ensure that it is doing the job that it promises and is backed by industry standards…Products with a Certified Asthma & Allergy Friendly seal have met standards set by the AAFA.

A number of vacuum cleaners and washing machines with steam technology are Certified as asthma and allergy friendly by the Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America and the Allergy Standards Limited, meaning they’ve passed criteria that determine they’re helpful in either reducing or discouraging allergens in the home.

Indoor air quality has gained a high level of attention during the pandemic, with homeowners spending more hours at home for virtual work and schooling. Pure Safety is the first insulation of its kind to be scientifically tested and identified as a consumer product more suitable for people with asthma […]

BE SURFACE AWARE Whether you’re considering a minor kitchen facelift or a (counter)top-to-bottom reno, these products and materials should top your wish list.

LESS-PAIN PAINT For fewer fumes, choose zero-VOC. The Natura line from Benjamin Moore is Certified allergy- and asthma-friendly. SherwinWilliams’ Harmony paints are formulated to counteract odors and ward off […]