Does the air in your home sometimes feel stuffy or smell stale? Does anyone in your household have hay fever or allergies and sometimes find they’re aggravated before they even leave the house? Dirty air ducts can make a big difference to your indoor air quality, and it’s easy to forget to have them cleaned since they’re concealed, and falling air quality is a gradual process.
Tumble dryers are incredibly convenient, and the average residential dryer gets used several times a week. It’s easy to forget that these time-saving appliances need maintenance. Emptying the lint trap helps keep air flowing out of the dryer, but regular professional dryer vent cleaning is important too, helping prevent dryer fires and keeping your dryer running efficiently.
Have you ever wondered why going outside to get a bit of fresh air can make you feel so much better? No matter how hard you try to keep your home clean and fresh, it’s likely the quality of your home’s air isn’t as good as the air outside. Pet hair, dust, kitchen grease, and other pollutants can build up in your air conditioning ducts and spread to other rooms in the house.
