The Breathe Easy Blog

My third baby is turning one this week. Reflecting back, the newborn and infant phases were different this time around. For starters, he's a really chill little guy who loves sleep (and trust me, we earned it after our first two). There was also a noticeable lack of late-night internet searching and spiraling. 

Restaurant kitchens generate a surprising range of airborne pollutants, from fine particulate matter to volatile organic compounds and nitrogen dioxide. Here's what restaurant owners and managers need to know about protecting staff, patrons, and the dining experience.

Smart air purifiers bring Wi-Fi connectivity, real-time air quality monitoring, and voice assistant integration to your indoor air quality routine, making it easier than ever to breathe cleaner air at home.

Ionizer air purifiers use charged ions to make particles settle out of the air, but they don't truly remove pollutants and may generate ozone as a byproduct. Here's what the science says about ionizer safety, effectiveness, and why HEPA-based filtration is a more reliable choice for cleaner indoor air.

Indoor air quality has a big impact on not just your health but also your comfort. Clean air is always better, but there are also times when you want more moisture in the air too. A humidifier is an excellent tool for adjusting indoor air humidity levels. While an air purifier and a humidifier have different functions, they can work together to benefit both your health and personal comfort. 

You want the best for your new baby. But beyond the diapers, blankets, bassinet, and clothes many overlook something: their home environment. Home air quality can impact not only your child’s health, but also their development. Here’s why air purifiers have become one of the most popular nursery accessories. 

When it comes to maintaining good indoor air quality, there are several options depending on your needs. For overall clean air an air purifier is the go-to solution. If the humidity level needs adjustment, pick either a humidifier or a dehumidifier. But can an air purifier affect humidity levels too?

Air purifiers have been around for decades, but their popularity grew during the COVID pandemic.  People were looking for more ways to reduce illnesses caused by airborne viruses and bacteria. But are air purifiers effective against airborne diseases? Let’s take a look.

There’s a lot of discussion around ways to live healthier. A good diet, routine exercise, plenty of sleep and being mindful of one’s living environment are all positive things. It seems like everyone is making sure to drink plenty of clean water thanks to the proliferation of reusable water bottles everywhere. But what about making sure you are breathing clean air? Does an air purifier really make the air inside your home better for you? Do air purifiers actually work? We’ll take a look at the benefits, effectiveness, types, and limitations of air purifiers so you can decide for yourself.

There are  different ways to improve indoor air quality. The terms “air purifier” and “air scrubber” are sometimes used interchangeably. Both are designed to clear the air, but there are key differences between the machines. Whether you are keeping your bedroom air clean for a good night’s sleep or remediating a flooded basement with mold infestation, picking the right tool for healthy air is important. Let’s take a look at these machines, where they are used, and how to find the right one for your situation.

School building air is a melting pot of airborne illness carrying droplets, fine particulate matter, and chemical pollutants. From sick kids coughing to the floor cleaning spray the janitor uses at night, the air inside your local school may not be the best for healthy learning. 

In your search for better indoor air quality you have probably come across air purifiers and dehumidifiers. Both can have positive effects on your indoor comfort level, but they are very different machines. Let’s take a look at both air purifier and dehumidifier basics so you can see how you can benefit from both.

If better indoor air quality has been on your mind, you’ve probably been doing your homework on how to achieve that goal. Two items probably came up in your search: an air purifier and an air humidifier. Both can have positive effects on the air you breathe at home, but they are not the same. Let’s take a look at buying an air purifier vs humidifier for your home.

The health benefits of clean air have been known for decades. One of the best ways to improve indoor air quality is by using an air purifier. Let’s take a look at a few of the ways that an air purifier can improve your health and make your home a better place.

With summer in the rearview mirror, it’s the time of year when college and university students return to campus. Many of those students are returning to dorm rooms that house hundreds of people and have been in use for decades. There are some dorm buildings that have been in use for over a century! Unfortunately, student dorms aren’t always the best in terms of indoor air quality (IAQ).