What are the best Do-It-Yourself IAQ test kits available?
One of the few professional DIY testing manufacturers is Building Health Check, LLC and they are very reliable. You can view their products at www.IndoorAirTest.com or purchase them at Grainger, Sears, Hunter fans or a number of on-line dealers.
Visit Pure Air Control Services to Exhibit at 2011 MacDill SDVOSB/VOSB Conference & Expo
The goal of the conference is to provide the Small Business community with the tools and opportunities to take their businesses to the next level through education and interaction with their peers.
A Few Remaining Spots Available for this Weeks Advanced Indoor Environmental Quality (IEQ) Training Course - Clearwater, FL Dec 8-9
IEQ training solutions for individuals involved with inspection, assessment, remediation, identification, resolution, and loss prevention associated with mold and indoor air quality challenges in buildings and homes.
Keep Your Infant Healthy with “Test Your Nest Screen Check”
Good indoor air quality is difficult to detect as you cannot see it. Bad smells alone are not the only indicator of poor air quality. Interior rooms collect not only exhaled carbon dioxide and moisture from people and objects, but also numerous toxic chemicals and biological pathogens
The Advanced Indoor Environmental Quality training program focuses on Health and Indoor Environmental Quality (IEQ), Temperature and Humidity, Ventilation and IEQ, Aspects of Indoor Environmental Quality, Usefulness of Testing, Sampling and Testing Methods, Data Collection, Guidelines for Indoor Air Quality Data Interpretation, First Responders, Sampling Plan, Building Assessments, Pollutants and Moisture Sources and Case Studies.
Grainger Provides Solutions with DIY IAQ Test Kits
With more than 18,500 knowledgeable employees, the Grainger team works closely with customers to better understand their challenges and provide cost-saving solutions and affordable IAQ Screen Check testing kits to their valued clients.
Improve IAQ & Save Money with PURE-Liner – The Drain Pan Protection System
As part of the HVAC restoration process PURE-Liner drain pan protection products are GREENGUARD Indoor Air Quality Certified® for low volatile organic compounds (VOCs) can be used.
Clean HVAC System/Coils Saves $40,000 Annual in Energy Costs While Improving IAQ
Study Verifies Coil Cleaning Saves Energy revealed a $40,000 a year savings from just one air handling system as a result of the restoration of the air handler/coil system at the 1500 Broadway a 34 story skyscraper building in Times Square, New York City home to ABC Studios and Good Morning America.
Molds, Mycotoxins are More Prevalent than Anticipated
And toxins produced by mold are more potent than was previously thought. It has now been shown, for instance, that mold toxins (mycotoxins) not only directly kill cells but can also affect immune cells in a way that increases the risk of allergies
A Spreading Concern: Inhalational Health Effects of Harmful Allergens
These allergens oftentimes consists of mold, fiberglass, insect biodetritus, formaldehyde, chemicals, mycotoxins, bacteria, radon, asbestos, pollen, skin cell fragments, are the very cause of over $18 billion dollars of direct medical care annually.
Advanced Indoor Environmental Quality (IEQ) Training Course Filling Fast
The course is designed to provide quality IEQ training solutions for individuals involved with inspection, assessment, remediation, identification, resolution, and loss prevention associated with mold and indoor air quality challenges in buildings and homes.
“With our extensive environmental background 25 years and multiple disciplined experience spanning over 600 million square feet of residential and commercial building space, we have been able to provide bioaerosol guidelines that are being used to determine what is normal in a home or building environment.”
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The IEQ Review publication is one of the longest and most established IEQ publications dating back to 1995 wilt a little under 1000 newsletters published. SUBSCRIBE TO THE IEQ REVIEW!