Mold & Bacteria

Air Oasis serves a variety of clients, some of whom use our air purifiers for specific conditions. This is a true story from Jennifer Hale*, a customer from Illinois, who has used iAdaptAir® air purifiers in both her home and workplace to address numerous chronic conditions. She and her family have been amazed at the...

Mold may serve an important role in nature, but when it takes up residence in your home, it can become a major catalyst for health problems. The risk of mold is particularly prevalent after heavy rainstorms and hurricanes, as it flourishes in areas of trapped moisture. On the heels of Hurricane Michael – and with...

We often think of our homes as a safe haven, shielding us from the outside world. Most people take the air they breathe at home or at the office for granted. But more often than not – even with the many fumes produced from factories and cars – your indoor air quality is much worse...

Mold, like other fungi, plays a large ecological role, breaking down organic matter such as fallen leaves and dead trees. This function helps to “clean up” the outside world. These functions are great when outside, but without the unmatched ventilation of open air your home can be a breeding ground for mold.

Did you know that the air in your home is two to five times more polluted than outside air? No wonder people say they need to get some “fresh air.” So, how can you clean your air? There’s a big difference between a clean home and healthy home. You may pride yourself on keeping your...

For many people allergies seem to be a year round problem. While summer and spring are commonly associated with allergy related symptoms, fall months can be just as bad due to the increased amount of pollen in the air. This post will help identify common fall allergens that cause discomfort and tips on how to...