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Brick has consistently ranked as a high-value type of home siding. There are several reasons for this: (Building Blocks: The Pros and Cons of a Brick House) Brick is durable and has less upkeep costs. If left in its natural...
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Insects, for as small as they are, can be pretty smart. In another article, we wrote about how termite mounds are actually an amazing study in natural ventilation, because the architecture of the mound is built for temperature control, even...
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The word “curator” came to mind today when I was surveying the products offered by one of our affiliates. What does it mean to be a “curator”? By definition, a curator is a person who oversees or manages a place...
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Is it ok to walk around barefoot in my home? I’m concerned about my feet absorbing mycotoxins. Often we end up researching and writing articles in response to client questions, and this is one such article. If your floors are...
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Actinobacteria: Another danger lurking in Water Damaged Buildings Avoiding mold and mycotoxins has taken a major share of the spotlight in healthy home discussions, and for good reason, because they can elicit major allergic responses in many people and disabling...
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