Healthy Home Blog

Wildfire smoke is more than just a seasonal nuisance; it's a serious threat to your health and indoor air quality. Even if you live miles away from a wildfire, the tiny particles and toxic gases in the smoke can infiltrate your home, creating a hazardous environment....

As we step into 2025, focusing on indoor air quality is more important than ever. Here are the top reasons why making this a priority can improve your health and home: Better Respiratory Health Indoor air pollutants like mold, dust, and chemicals can trigger asthma...

Indoor air quality has a direct impact on your health and well-being, making it essential to start the new year with clean, fresh air. Here are simple steps to help you create a healthier living environment in 2025: Change Your HVAC Filters Regularly Dirty filters...

Winter is a time when many people start to experience increased indoor allergens, but it's also the season when homes are sealed tight to keep in the heat. Unfortunately, this can lead to a buildup of allergens like dust mites, pet dander, and mold, which thrive in a...

The new year brings an opportunity to make meaningful changes that improve your health and the environment you live in. One of the most impactful ways to create a better living space is by improving your home’s air quality. In 2025, make it a priority to create a...

At Green Home Solutions, we’re always searching for ways to help you achieve cleaner, healthier indoor air. That’s why we’re thrilled to introduce our latest innovation: the Whole Home Air Purifier powered by AprilAire. Designed to work seamlessly with your existing...

Cooking at home is a wonderful way to enjoy fresh meals, but it can also impact your indoor air quality. Here are some practical tips to keep your air clean and healthy while you cook: 1. Ventilate Properly Use an exhaust fan: Turn on your range hood or exhaust fan to...

As temperatures drop, drafts from windows and doors can make your home chilly and cause your heating system to work overtime. Sealing these leaks not only saves on energy bills but also improves indoor air quality by keeping pollutants and allergens out. Here are...

During winter, as we spend more time indoors, maintaining clean indoor air becomes even more critical. Dust, pet dander, and allergens tend to accumulate in our homes when windows are closed, and this buildup can impact respiratory health, especially for those with...

Keeping indoor humidity in check is essential for a healthier home this winter. When we seal up our homes to stay warm, indoor humidity can quickly rise, creating the perfect conditions for mold growth and poor air quality. Here’s why controlling humidity is key: Mold...