Fluffy bedding and accommodating amenities have us loving the chance for a hotel stay, but before you climb into those covers and get cozy with that remote, there are a few things you should know about common hotel rooms.

A family of four, a businessman, a couple on vacation, you never know who's been inhabiting your room just hours before your arrival. With as little as fifteen minutes to devote to your living space, housekeepers rush to clean and sanitize in half the time they once did, and you want to avoid coming into contact with those germs, allergens, and toxins as much as possible.

Now that the temperatures are starting to rise, those with allergies know that while others celebrate, they'll be preparing for a season of watery eyes, and an itchy, runny nose without the proper precautions.

For many of us, rising temperatures means finally getting outside for some fresh air, but up to 60 million Americans will distress over the breeze coming in through those open windows.

This season's exhaustive influenza epidemic is still topping the charts, making it more important than ever to maintain a safe home for our senior loved ones. 

The Centers for Disease Control tells us that hospitalizations have not only surpassed horrendous the 2014-2015 conditions, but the rate is now the largest the C.D.C has ever seen at this point in the season. Take a look with the chart below:

A flawless automotive paint job relies on two key components: skilled workmanship, and quality air control.

Between winter's wrath and this year's violent influenza outbreak, medical facilities are filling to capacity with patients in need of clean, effective care.

We can't always control the contaminants that will be exposed to our children, but what if their most compromised air quality was actually found right at home?

By now you know the flu has spread throughout our country, spanning across every continental state, and hitting them all at once, for the first time in over a decade.

Data from the CDC tells us we have yet to hit the peak of the illness this season. Do you know enough about the virus to keep it at bay?

For those who suffer from indoor allergies, the colder months offer little relief from the sneezing, itching, and even more severe symptoms such as wheezing and respiratory infections. Understanding the source of these allergies and how to control them will ensure you stay healthier in your home, this season and year-round.

High electricity bills are the bane of most American homeowner’s lives. But these quick tips will help you lower electricity bills at home and save money each month.