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As a company dedicated to protecting the air you breathe and improving indoor air quality, at Healthy Air we’re always watching how emerging science expands our understanding of air — not just as a factor in allergies, asthma, or respiratory issues — but as a critical influence on long-term brain…
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At Healthy Air, we believe your home should be the safest place in your life—where you breathe deeply, rest easily, and feel confident that your indoor air supports your health rather than harms it. Yet many homeowners don’t realize that some of the biggest threats to their well-being are completely…
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Indoor humidity is the quiet variable that shapes how a home feels, how well its systems perform, and how healthy its air can be. Hold relative humidity (RH) between 40–50% and the difference is tangible: rooms smell fresher, breathing feels easier, and finishes stay stable. Let moisture drift high, and…
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Healthy Air is proud to have been recently featured in Redfin’s article, “Essential Crawl Space Maintenance: What You Need to Know.” This article emphasizes the importance of crawl space maintenance for the overall health, safety, and efficiency of a home. It explains what a crawl space is, the common problems…
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As winter settles in Atlanta, most of us spend more time indoors to escape the chill. While this keeps us cozy, it also highlights a critical aspect of home comfort that’s often overlooked: indoor air quality (IAQ). Poor IAQ can lead to health issues, discomfort, and even higher energy bills.…
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When people notice potential mold issues in their home or workspace, their first instinct is often to request mold testing. However, the Minnesota Department of Health (MDH) advises that testing for mold may not be the most effective or necessary response. Instead, understanding why and where mold grows, as well…
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In March 2024, Georgia took a significant step towards ensuring safe and healthy living conditions for renters with the passage of HB 404, also known as the Safe at Home Act. This new law establishes a “duty of habitability” for landlords, requiring them to provide housing that is livable and…
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As the air turns warmer, flowers and trees start to bloom as we welcome the first signs of spring. But if you’re someone who suffers from seasonal allergies, this time of year can make you feel miserable. Air quality has a tremendous impact on our health and wellbeing. But did…
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Mold may be silently lurking in our homes, schools and environments, posing a significant risk to our children’s health and academic performance. A recent study published in the Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA) revealed a compelling link between poor indoor air quality (primarily mold exposure) and decreased academic…
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Imagine having such extreme fatigue and exhaustion that you can barely function, but it doesn’t get better with rest. This is a hallmark symptom of an illness called chronic fatigue syndrome (CFS) or myalgic encephalomyelitis (ME). This complex and debilitating condition affects between five and nine million people in the…
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