Mold

Mold can be found outdoors and indoors. And it doesn't really become a problem inside until there's a water problem, such as a plumbing leak, rainwater leak or very high indoor humidity levels.

There are many reasons why an air sanitizer is a beneficial product to have in your home, and here we list the top six!

With the different types of sanitizers available on the market, it can be tough to choose which type to purchase. We've laid out the popular types of air sanitizers for you to compare the benefits.

This year more than 50 million Americans will sniffle, wheeze, cough, or scratch their way through a bout of allergies. Some suffer from short-lived seasonal allergies, while others suffer all year long-usually in response to foods, pets, or the dust mites that take residence in all of our mattresses and pillows. An unlucky few will suffer from a combination of the two. Dr. Beth Corn, of the department of Clinical Immunology at the Mount Sinai Medical Center in New York City, talks about who gets allergies, how to know for sure when it's allergies, and the rare occasions when they can be life threatening.

If you have allergies, have trouble breathing, suffer from asthma attacks or any other issues related to your lungs, you should look in to the benefits of using a UV-C air sanitizer.

Bronchitis is an inflammation of the bronchial tubes, the airways that carry air to your lungs. It causes a cough that often brings up mucus, as well as shortness of breath, wheezing, and chest tightness. There are two main types of bronchitis: acute and chronic.

In addition to causing headaches and destruction, water damage also has an adverse affect to the indoor air quality of your home. Damage from water can cause wood rot, insect infestation and mold. Learn more!

Germs, are disease-causing microorganisms that cause infection and illness. The best defense against Germs, is good hygiene and regular cleaning, whether it is your house or your body. Not only does this help to prevent the spread of Germs,, it also removes the types of conditions that encourage them to grow.

There are three stages to the allergic response: In the first stage, the immune system encounters the foreign substance and identifies it as an invader.