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5 ways to minimize a Christmas Tree's adverse effects on your indoor air quality: 1) Before you take your tree indoors, use a leaf blower to lower the risk of pollen particles trapped in the branches. 2) Rather than buying a pre-cut tree that probably harbors mold spores, visit a local tree farm and cut a fresh one. 3) Add an air purifier to your HVAC system to trap mold and pollen. As a bonus, it will also get rid of contaminants like VOCs, dust mites, and pet dander. 4) D...ispose of the tree soon after Christmas to limit your exposure, since mold counts get higher over time. 5) If you’re still concerned about preserving your air quality, there’s always the artificial tree option. . . . #christmastree #christmas #indoorairquality #truecoenviromental See more

5 Plants That Can Bring Positivity Into Your Home. . #1 Aloe Vera: Found today in everything from cleansers and moisturizers to food products, aloe vera is often seen as a miracle plant for all of the benefits that it provides. #2 Peace Lily: An incredibly hardy plant that can survive well in even the forgotten corners of our home due to its ability to thrive in low-light conditions, this is an easy one to introduce to the home. #3 Cactus: A favorite of many in today’s... fast-paced, high-demand society, adding a cactus to your space, whether it’s your home or office, can bring a little color and nature without a significant demand for care and attention. #4 Jasmine: Place Jasmine throughout the home, especially in the areas that you frequent most as a couple like your bedroom or living room. They will not only add a splash of color to your space, but they will also bring romance and happiness. #5 Eucalyptus: Recognized today for its many medicinal uses, eucalyptus will not only work to bring physical health and well-being, but it can also help to promote better spiritual and emotional health. . . . #wednesdaywisdom #wednesdaytip #wellness #trueco #truecoenvironmental #indoorair #health #california #environmentalconsulting See more

Strange Lead History: Queen Elizabeth I's stark white-painted face was achieved using a thick, white lead-based makeup called Venetian ceruse. She did so to cover up smallpox scars on her skin. It slowly poisoned her over time. . Even worse, the makeup was left on the skin for as much as a week and the available facial cleansers often contained mercury which is just as bad as lead. . Tru-Eco Environmental Consulting - asbestos, lead, mold, bacteria, or indoor air quality, ...testing throughout California - www.tru-ecoconsulting.com | (909) 392-2616. . . . . #trueco #truecoenviro #asbestostesting #leadtesting #asbestos #lead #mold #iaq #indoorairquality #aqmd #epa #environmentalconsulting #water #fire #california #laverne #losangeles #IndustrialHygienists See more

You made it, Happy Friday! Have a wonderful weekend. . . . .... #happyfriday #fridayfun #weekend #fridayvibes #trueco #truecoenviro See more

Way Back Wednesday - We've come a long way! Back in the 1950s, decorative snow was basically asbestos fibers in a box. . . . .... #asbestos #strangehistory #christmas #trueco #wednesdaywisdom See more

Tru-Eco Environmental Consulting is capable of servicing all of your environmental testing needs. Whether you need a survey for asbestos, lead, mold, bacteria, or indoor air quality, we are committed to providing you with exceptional service no matter how small or large the scope of the project. . www.tru-ecoconsulting.com | (909) 392-2616. . .... . . #monday #mondaymotivation #trueco #truecoenviro #asbestostesting #leadtesting #asbestos #lead #mold #iaq #indoorairquality #aqmd #epa #environmentalconsulting #water #fire #california #laverne #losangeles #IndustrialHygienists See more