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February: Special Tips For Winter

Special Tips For Winter

Now that the Holiday have passed and Old Man Winter has really shown himself, it is time to think about how to maintain good indoor air quality until spring gets here. Following are a few tips to keep your home fresh during the winter months:


1. Vacuum Frequently - Did you know that the number of times you should vacuum per week is based upon the number of persons in your home (including pets!)? For example, if there are 4 persons and/or pets, you should vacuum 4 times weekly. 


2. Change The Filter On Your Heating Unit On A Monthly Basis - This reduces the number of particles and allergens that are recycled through your vent systems.


3. Use Throw Rugs At ALL Entry Points To Your Home - It takes 4 full steps to get 95% of the dirt and pollutants off your shoes. The rugs should be a minimum of 6 to 8 feet in length. 


Also, this is a great time to review the November Newsletter to make sure all your steps to winterizing are still in place! In our experience, broken pipes occur when it warms up, not when it is still cold due to contraction and expansion of the water within the pipes. Take a few moments to make sure you have done everything possible to prevent flooding and wet belongings!

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