Month: February 2018

Identifying Signs of Indoor Mould Infestation

You’ve probably seen mould growing in your home. Mould and mildew build up on your shower curtain or food left sitting in your fridge too long. But what about mould infestations—how do you know if you’re suffering from one of those? While some moulds can be spotted in dark, damp… Read more »

How Smoke Permeates a Home

There’s no question that fires are deadly. Seldom does a day pass without our hearing the urgent sound of fire sirens. And although we all fear fire’s flames, smoke from a fire is also a deadly hazard—and it’s one many people don’t talk about. In addition to causing respiratory distress… Read more »

Why Small Business Owners Need to Think About Safety

Are you a small business owner with too much to do every day? Operating your business, directing employees, dealing with suppliers … and more ... is anything but small. It’s a big job. Yet an important issue many small businesses overlook is workplace safety. A workplace safety program is critical… Read more »

Avoiding Stovetop Fires

The possibility of any house fire is frightening, and kitchen fires rank among the most likely occurrences. According to the National Fire Protection Association NFPA, cooking causes 43% of reported home fires, and most of these fires start around the kitchen stovetop. While fire safety has come a long way,… Read more »

Mildew culture on agar plate, laboratory scene

Common Indoor Moulds In Canada

Mould! The word itself strikes fear in the hearts of residential and commercial property owners. Mould infestation can be nasty and often expensive to eradicate completely, especially when left untreated too long. But knowing the different types of mould that are common in Canada may help ease your worry—and bring… Read more »