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- A Weatherbuilt Home Performs Better During Storm Season
In the event of severe weather, you can protect your home by considering the "science" behind home building. Building science-the study of the perfor-mance of buildings and building materials-has become increasingly important. Building materials are also more advanced, helping builders and homeowners construct more structurally sound homes. - Improving Indoor Air Quality
Stepping out for some air could be a better idea than you might think. According to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, scientific evidence indicates that air in homes can be more seriously polluted than outdoor air. Considering that most Americans spend up to 90 percent of each day indoors-more than half of that time at home-you may be experiencing indoor air pollution without even knowing it. - Indoor Air Doesn't Have To Be Irritating
Air pollution is more than an outdoor concern. Both the American Lung Association and the Environmental Protection Agency emphasize the ever-increasing importance of cleaning the air inside a home-and with good reason. Studies have shown that the air inside a home can contain 10 times more irritants than the air outside. - Keeping Roofs In Top Shape There Are Ways To Protect Roofs From Algae Stains And Damage.
Don't get caught streaking-on your roof, that is. Green and black algae can be a major headache for homeowners. Algae not only make a roof look bad, but will likely shorten its life as well. - Mosquito Tips And Traps Take A Safer Bite Out Of Bug Season
Bug spray should repel insects, not your family-but some of the chemicals used in mosquito repellent can sometimes do exactly that. A recent study shows 60 percent of Americans shy away from any insect repellent, even when the mosquito-borne West Nile virus may be a serious threat. - Breathe Easy: Control Allergens In The Home
Mention respiratory allergies and asthma and most people think of the outdoors. The bad news is the allergens that affect most people are actually indoors and cause problems year-round. The good news is people allergic to indoor allergens can often control them. - Breaking Mold's Grip On Your Home
Your walls may be alive-and not with music. Mold spores growing in your home can cause allergic reactions in you, your pets and your kids. Fortunately, it can be easy to banish mold from your house.
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