Air Quality
Did you know that indoor air is often more polluted than the air outside? Whether dust, dander, odours or VOCs are the issue, there's an air purifier to help make your home a healthier place to be.
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Feeling lousy? How about a little décor therapy? Go clean with your renovating and decorating materials-think environmentally responsible flooring, low-VOC paints and a quality air filter-and not only will your home look better but you might just feel better too.
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Water Quality
Is your water leaving your drinking glasses coated with soap scum? Or maybe it smells just a little off? Whether the culprit is lime, rust or sediment, identifying the issue is the first step in fixing your water problem.
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You drink it, bathe in it, cook with it: Water. How pure is yours? Will a simple filter meet your needs or do you require an ultraviolet system? Our guide to today's water-treatment options can help you make your water as clean as it can be.
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Home Safety
Keeping your family safe from fire requires not just common sense around everything from matches to appliances, but also the right type of smoke detectors and fire extinguishers, plus a well-detailed escape route. Are you prepared?
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You can't see it, taste it or smell it, but carbon monoxide can have lethal consequences. So take a read below: Find out where it comes from and how to keep your home and family safe from its potential danger.
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Hazardous Materials
You can't see it, smell it or hear it. That doesn't mean danger doesn't lurk. Keeping your home safe means making sure your air is clear of dangerous carbon monoxide, radon and formaldehyde. Don't be alarmed; just be safe.
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Living a healthy life for you and your family means adopting a natural approach to cleaning your home and garden. Edit out the hard-core detergents and pesticides and look instead to your pantry for inspiration.
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Tip of the Week
Use natural cleaners. Baking soda fights odours and can be used as an abrasive cleanser; vinegar cuts through greasy messes and helps combat mildew.
