Indoor Pollution
Below are our 10 articles in the 'indoor pollution' category:
How the quality of the air we breathe inside our homes can be dramatically improved using an air purifier which will not only improve air quality but will also have positive implications for any ...
How we should all look to reduce our reliance on cleaning materials which contain harsh chemicals which can affect our health and look for safer, more ecologically safer alternatives for cleaning ...
How mould can attack areas of your home. What causes it and what can be done to prevent it occurring. The importance of ventilation and of reducing the level of humidity and how to treat mould ...
Whilst there are many gadgets out there that can help to reduce dust around the home, it’s the combination of old-fashioned elbow grease and an awareness of what causes most of the problems that can ...
It's a sobering fact that a large number of chemicals used in household cleaning products started out as surplus industrial chemicals left over from the war in 1945. The drive for instant cleaning ...
Having pest's of any kind in or around the home can bring with it the possibility of danger to your health. Problems with mice, ...
Carbon Monoxide poisoning kills 50 people a year in Britain and seriously injures hundreds more. With many more cases going undetected, unreported and untreated.
Carbon Monoxide is emitted from ...
Radon is a natural radioactive gas, which seeps into buildings from minute amounts of uranium that is present in all rocks, soil, bricks and concrete. In highly concentrated amounts, Radon can be ...
This feature lists the most common toxic house plants, the areas that are toxic, and the reactions that ingestion will cause, together with confirmation that common sense will avoid any serious ...
When we're thirsty we go to the tap and pour a glass of clean fresh water to drink.
It's clear, refreshing and healthy, after all we all need water to survive-don't we?
But do you know exactly ...
