If you’re like most Americans we surveyed, you aren’t fully confident the people around you are taking appropriate measures to reduce germs during cold and flu season. Fortunately, there are things you can do to make sure you’re doing your part and helping keep yourself and your loved ones safe...
Keeping Play Areas Clean and Safe
Small children are like mini-germ factories. They put everything from fingers to toys in their mouths, germs spreading to everything they touch or sneeze on. Keeping kids and their surroundings clean and safe is a constant challenge. And, where there are lots of children, including classrooms and childcare settings, the...
Clearing the Air: Air Conditioners and Asthma or Allergies
Allergens are tiny airborne particles that can trigger an asthma attack. The big five triggers are dust mites, animal dander, cockroaches and their droppings, mold and mildew, and pollen. Although there is no sure way to prevent asthma, it can be managed by reducing exposure to these allergens. Pollen is...
Home Organization Tips with Safety in Mind
Home organization is not only a way to make your living space more comfortable and functional, but also a way to protect your health and safety. Many household items, especially things like medicine, batteries, and cleaning products, can pose hazards if they are not stored and used properly. Here are...
Spring Refresh without the Sneezes
Spring is a season of renewal and rejuvenation, but for many people, it also means the onset of allergy season. Here are some tips for bringing in the springtime mood without the spring allergy triggers: Choose allergy-friendly plants: Some plants are better for allergy sufferers than others. Choose plants like...