Lifestyle and decorating choices can make dust levels in a home worse. Discover seven things in your home that are actually ...

Though you can't get rid of dust completely, there are things you can do to significantly reduce the amount that's in your home. Regularly replace your HVAC filters. Implement preventative measures at ...

Gas stoves, furniture, carpets and cleaning supplies — these are just some of the many household items that can pollute our indoor air quality. So how can we keep the air in our homes clean and fresh?

Follow these steps to reduce the microscopic allergens. Dust mites are tiny creatures that can cause big problems for people with allergies. These common allergens are too small to see, but persistent ...

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When a sunbeam hits just right, you see them: tiny particles of dust suspended in the air. They look innocuous—until you stop to think about their tendency to collect on surfaces throughout your house ...

Another plant bites the dust. The plant experts behind the popular social media account Root Growings recently shared a video about indoor plants that can help reduce dust in your home. “Discover ...

Allergies tend to get more acute in the summer, when we often spend more time indoors breathing air recycled through our HVAC systems. If you suffer from long-term allergies, the culprit may actually ...