Pure n Natural Blog

An industrial air purifier can attack many issues, ranging from unpleasant odors to bacteria and allergens to dust and other airborne particles and debris. Almost any business — or home — can benefit from clean indoor air. But some businesses, by nature, have an obvious need for air purification...

Excess humidity in your crawlspace or basement, warehouse, office, factory or industrial shop can cause problems like rot, corrosion, water damage and mold. Moisture can also attract pests, creating additional issues and hazards. An industrial dehumidifier is manufactured to remove extra air...

Dehumidifiers make sense for businesses that contend with excess moisture issues or need climate control. Humidity can cause unpleasant odors, water damage and other problems that can affect your bottom line. If you've googled "dehumidifier commercial" to learn more about your options, you may...

An office air purifier makes breathing easier indoors. But besides the obvious, there are a lot of hidden benefits as well. From odor eating to increased productivity, installing an air purifier can improve the environment in a variety of commercial settings, from factories and warehouses to...

Recent years have seen some devastating wildfires around the U.S. and especially the western part of the country — that means a lot of people have been affected by fire smoke at home and at work. 2017 was one of the worst years for wildfires on record.

Nothing is more humid than a room with a pool — moisture just comes with the territory! Indoor pool, hot tub or spa areas need ongoing humidity control. Chemicals and water evaporate into the air around your pool, increasing the humidity level consistently.

From the smell of your coworker heating up fish and broccoli in the microwave to more serious pollutants, a lot of things can compromise the air quality in office spaces. Poor indoor air can have serious consequences from aggravating respiratory ailments to encouraging mold growth to damaging...

Inhaling smoke of any type comes with risks. It can aggravate respiratory ailments — like asthma — and cause longer-term health problems, ranging from cancer, lung and heart disease, and oral disease. Even if you don't smoke, secondhand exposure can still expose you to toxic chemicals, including...

Stuffy, odorous indoor air is unpleasant, but even air that looks and smells fine may contain harmful chemicals, particles and more. Poor indoor air can affect health. According to the EPA:

"Some health effects may show up shortly after a single exposure or repeated exposures to a pollutant. These...

Crawlspaces can be dark — and damp! — places. They can be incubators for mold and musty smells, and a damp climate can attract pests, causing further problems. How can you get a handle on crawlspace humidity? First determine whether excess moisture is an issue and then how to address it, such as...