In this episode of Air Intelligence, host Michelle Dawn Mooney continues the two-part series on creating healthy homes, diving deeper into the impact of mold on health and how to foster cleaner, safer living spaces. Joining her again are mold experts Cristina Greenfield, founder of Conscious Healthy Home, and Andrew Melrose, certified mold inspector and consultant at Melrose Health Consulting. Cristina and Andrew explore how proactive measures in home design and maintenance can help prevent mold issues before they start—and what to do if mold does appear. Tune in to learn actionable tips for ensuring your home remains a healthy environment.

In this episode of Air Intelligence, host Michelle Dawn Mooney continues the two-part series on creating healthy homes, diving deeper into the impact of mold on health and how to foster cleaner, safer living spaces. Joining her again are mold experts Cristina Greenfield, founder of Conscious Healthy Home, and Andrew Melrose, certified mold inspector and consultant at Melrose Health Consulting. Cristina and Andrew explore how proactive measures in home design and maintenance can help prevent mold issues before they start—and what to do if mold does appear. Tune in to learn actionable tips for ensuring your home remains a healthy environment.

Join us on a fascinating journey into the science and practice of creating healthier homes in the first episode of our two-part series, brought to you by Air Intelligence, a Field Controls podcast. Our hosts unravel the complexities of mold: its sources, implications for your health and finances, and most importantly, prevention tactics.

Join us on a fascinating journey into the science and practice of creating healthier homes in the first episode of our two-part series, brought to you by Air Intelligence, a Field Controls podcast. Our hosts unravel the complexities of mold: its sources, implications for your health and finances, and most importantly, prevention tactics.

In this gripping episode of the Air Intelligence Podcast powered by Field Controls, host Michelle Dawn Mooney speaks with Kristina Baehr, attorney and founder of Just Well Law, about the harrowing reality of environmental illnesses. Baehr's personal ordeal with unidentified health issues eventually traced back to a toxic home environment sparked her pursuit of justice for others facing similar circumstances.

In this gripping episode of the Air Intelligence Podcast powered by Field Controls, host Michelle Dawn Mooney speaks with Kristina Baehr, attorney and founder of Just Well Law, about the harrowing reality of environmental illnesses. Baehr's personal ordeal with unidentified health issues eventually traced back to a toxic home environment sparked her pursuit of justice for others facing similar circumstances.

People want to get their lives back to normal, or at least a healthier new normal. Gareth Lewis, Portable Air Purifier Product Manager at Field Controls, LLC, shared how the right air purification system can help.

Field Controls, a US-based manufacturer and specializer in air-treatment technologies and products and solutions for almost 100 years, offers solutions to commercial and residential markets. Lewis, a recent addition to Field Controls, said it was an interesting time to enter the world of air purification.

“I took for granted before I joined (Field Controls) and never really thought about indoor air quality, but what COVID has done to us is highlighted the importance of indoor air quality,” Lewis said.

And while there are plenty of guidelines from reputable players such as the CDC, EPA, and ASHRAE, making sense of all these regulations and best practices can get confusing. So, Lewis wanted to help boil these guidelines down to help people understand air cleaning technologies and what to look for to prepare better and get back to normal.

Because COVID-19 transmits through aerosol particles, it is critical to address indoor air quality as the best line of defense against the virus. “When we’re talking about the layers of air treatment controlling the source, increasing ventilation, and using air cleaners,” Lewis said are the tried-and-true methods people need to employ.

And since it is not always possible to remove the source of the air contamination, a good ventilation strategy is the following best line of defense. “Bring in as much fresh air into the buildings and homes as possible through windows and doors and ventilation,” Lewis said. The ventilation system is a critical component because it does not always weather appropriate to open doors and windows.

People want to get their lives back to normal, or at least a healthier new normal. Gareth Lewis, Portable Air Purifier Product Manager at Field Controls, LLC, shared how the right air purification system can help.

Field Controls, a US-based manufacturer and specializer in air-treatment technologies and products and solutions for almost 100 years, offers solutions to commercial and residential markets. Lewis, a recent addition to Field Controls, said it was an interesting time to enter the world of air purification.

“I took for granted before I joined (Field Controls) and never really thought about indoor air quality, but what COVID has done to us is highlighted the importance of indoor air quality,” Lewis said.

And while there are plenty of guidelines from reputable players such as the CDC, EPA, and ASHRAE, making sense of all these regulations and best practices can get confusing. So, Lewis wanted to help boil these guidelines down to help people understand air cleaning technologies and what to look for to prepare better and get back to normal.

Because COVID-19 transmits through aerosol particles, it is critical to address indoor air quality as the best line of defense against the virus. “When we’re talking about the layers of air treatment controlling the source, increasing ventilation, and using air cleaners,” Lewis said are the tried-and-true methods people need to employ.

And since it is not always possible to remove the source of the air contamination, a good ventilation strategy is the following best line of defense. “Bring in as much fresh air into the buildings and homes as possible through windows and doors and ventilation,” Lewis said. The ventilation system is a critical component because it does not always weather appropriate to open doors and windows.