Health

Allergens Bite the Dust

Asthma and allergy attacks are triggered by tiny airborne particles called allergens. These allergens often lurk in dust mites, animal dander, mold and mildew, and pollen. One way to help control these allergens is to get rid of the dust in your home, as well as the pollen that seeps...

Quick Tasks to Keep Clutter Down 

As we move into the spring, it’s the perfect time to think about reducing clutter in our homes. Asthma and Allergy Awareness Month isn’t until May, but allergies are affecting us earlier in the year than they used to.  Taking small steps to mitigate dust and pollen accumulation can make...

Health and Hygiene During Cold and Flu Season

If you’re like most Americans we surveyed, you aren’t fully confident the people around you are taking appropriate measures to reduce germs during cold and flu season. Fortunately, there are things you can do to make sure you’re doing your part and helping keep yourself and your loved ones safe...

Cleaning Musty (or Moldy) Closets

If you’ve ever opened your closet only to be greeted by an unpleasant musty or moldy odor, you’re not alone. These issues can arise due to excess moisture, lack of ventilation, or simply the presence of organic materials like fabric, which mold loves to feast on. Fortunately, with a bit...

Keeping Play Areas Clean and Safe

Small children are like mini-germ factories. They put everything from fingers to toys in their mouths, germs spreading to everything they touch or sneeze on. Keeping kids and their surroundings clean and safe is a constant challenge. And, where there are lots of children, including classrooms and childcare settings, the...

The Role of Cleaning in Health Care

There are a lot of cleaning products out there. Some are strong disinfectants and others are as simple as a bar of soap. These cleaning products all play a role in keeping ourselves, our loved ones, our homes and public spaces clean. This is especially important in public places like...