We have recently published a guide focusing on various air purifying technologies. However, while the technological aspect of an air purifier is undeniably crucial, it is not the sole consideration.

Attention business proprietors: Have you been receiving complaints from your employees about headaches, nausea, or fatigue while working in the office? Are building managers constantly called to address HVAC system concerns by tenants, even when there seems to be no apparent issue?

Attention business proprietors: Have you been receiving complaints from your employees about headaches, nausea, or fatigue while working in the office? Are building managers constantly called to address HVAC system concerns by tenants, even when there seems to be no apparent issue?

Were you aware that it took centuries for the medical community to embrace the notion that combining germs with open wounds is not advisable? Despite significant advancements in the medical field, there persists a reluctance to adopt new pathogen-reducing technologies, fueled by concerns about their effectiveness and cost.

Both official government recommendations and private standards now recognize a truth that a minority of experts has known for quite some time: effective management of indoor air quality (IAQ) necessitates the integration of ventilation, filtration, and air cleaning.

The Sclerotiniaceae family proves to be unwelcome dinner guests, helping themselves to your home or restaurant's produce and leaving behind only sniffles and coughs as parting gifts.

Though commonly associated with shorter winter days, many individuals experience seasonal depression as the weather warms. This mental health challenge is a specific category of seasonal affective disorder (SAD), and there is compelling evidence suggesting that poor air quality might be a contributing factor.

The federal government places a significant emphasis on outdoor air quality, as evident in the meticulous tracking and regulation of six criteria air pollutants through the National Ambient Air Quality Standards (NAAQS) since 1970.

Bacillus Globigii, commonly known as hay bacillus, is a prevalent bacterial mold found indoors. Recognized as "the best studied Gram-positive bacterium and a model organism for studying bacterial chromosome replication and cell differentiation," this filamentous, spore-forming bacterium is present in dust, soil, certain cleaning products, decomposing organic matter, and even in the intestinal tracts of animals and humans.

Your organization's HVAC system incurs significant expenses. In 2019, American commercial properties, ranging from charming boutiques to massive office skyscrapers, averaged an energy expenditure of $7,759.