The holiday season is truly the most wonderful time of the year, but we see a huge increase in air pollution in our homes this time of year.

With many people being together inside, it's a great idea to do your part in enhancing your indoor air quality during this Thanksgiving.

It's a fact that humidity levels get lower in the winter. Maintaining adequate indoor humidity is imperative to your comfort during the winter season.

Volatile organic compounds (VOCs) are gases that are released into the air. Some VOCs can be harmful to people, resulting in serious medical conditions.

While you may look to attribute that poor indoor air quality to sources like your pets and dust mites, candles can be the one cause you might not suspect.

There are many plants that can boost the air quality of your home while keeping your pets safe and healthy that you can add to your home.