As you must know, it doesn’t take long for dust to accumulate on all surfaces of your home, including any indoor plants you might own. Unfortunately, houseplants are not immune to collecting dust.

Dry winters bring dust so it’s a great time to clean your houseplants. On this week’s episode of the Gardening Tips podcast, ...

New Castle was the subject of a PFAS study, and W. L Gore Co. was sued by the state of Maryland for knowingly polluting the ...

Learn how HVAC systems can contribute to dust in your home and discover effective solutions to reduce it. Explore common ...

It’s a good thing you’re wearing your mask. Most of the dust motes floating in homes are plastic microfibers, scientists say, that have no business in our lungs. “If you think, for example ...

Sneaky indoor pollutants like dust, pet dander and smoke from cooking can compromise air quality. Irritants from cleaning supplies, paint, and even new furniture can accumulate, creating a cascade ...

Dust Mites These microscopic bugs might be the most common cause of year-round indoor allergies, notes the Allergy and Asthma Foundation of America. Dust mites thrive in bedding, carpeting ...