During the winter, people spend more time indoors, which gives us more chances to get sick. Less fresh air is circulating throughout your home, giving dust, germs and air pollutants more time to collect and settle everywhere. Which leads us to flu season. With all of those germs in the air, your family is more likely to become sick. The dust and germs get trapped in vents and circulate as you heat your home. The only combatant is to keep your home cleaning and sanitize any high traffic areas such as chairs, door handles, remotes, and phones.  However, the upkeep has to be continuous, especially because every day more dirt, slush ...
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