Mold can hide in the most unlikely places. Mold can cause health problems! Come learn the top 5 places mold hides in your home and how to prevent it!
Here at Branch Environmental, we believe that nobody should live or work in a building that makes them sick. In this post, we would like to let you all know more about how we test for mold, and what makes our method better than the competition. We not only visually inspect for mold, we use a scientific testing method called the Environmental Relative Moldiness Index or ERMI.
It’s early spring here in Georgia! The daffodils and pansies are blooming and more flowers will be soon! Lovely isn’t it! Except, spring also means it will be ‘pollen season’ here soon. For most people pollen season means the annoyance of a yellow car, house, sidewalk, clothing, and park benches. (Yuck! My pants are yellow!) For allergy sufferers, ‘pollen season’ can be a nightmare of headaches, sneezing, coughing, and itchy eyes. Fear not! Your home can be a refuge when pollen season arrives! Come learn how to use our non-toxic cleaning solutions, cleaning routine, and make your home an oasis of clean for your family, your friends, and yourself this spring!
Do you, a family member, or a friend have asthma? Have you been to doctor after doctor looking for relief? Perhaps where you live and work could be a major source of the problem. Did you know that living and working in a moldy building could affect your health?
In almost every home, almost everywhere on earth, there are dust mites. Dust Mites are invisible to the naked eye, you need a microscope to see them. Dust mites and their feces can devastate allergy sufferers causing sneezing, coughing, and much more severe symptoms. Even if you don’t suffer from allergies, your friends and family may. Read on to learn more about how dust mites can affect your health and what to do about them!
Mold and mildew love warm, wet places. Do you have a warm, wet place in your home? Of course you do! It’s your bathroom. Bathrooms are one of the best places for mold and mildew to grow because of the warm, moist air in this room. Removing the moisture will help prevent these fungi from growing. But how can you keep the room dry? Even if the room has proper ventilation, will people remember to use it? What kind of bathroom renovations prevent moisture buildup?
How can you protect your family from all those nasty germs? Did you know that sanitizing, disinfecting, and sterilizing are 3 completely different techniques for killing or removing microbes? Did you know that most commercial and household cleaners that you can purchase are full of toxic chemicals? How can you both keep your home clean and free of toxins? Read on to find out!
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