Forget spoilage; oranges primarily lose quality through dehydration, a process accelerated by heat and low humidity. Research highlights th...

Security officials are reviewing President Trump's upcoming public appearances. This follows a recent attack attempt at a high-profile even...

Homes often smell musty even after cleaning. This is due to hidden biofilms created by bacteria. These microbes trap nutrients and moisture...

A simple 10-minute nighttime routine can significantly improve indoor air quality, combating stale odors common in modern, energy-efficient...

A popular home hack of adding essential oils to toilet bowls for odor control is questioned by science. While these oils offer a pleasant s...

Forget quick sprays. New methods offer lasting bathroom freshness. Discover DIY potpourri, rice jar diffusers, and activated charcoal to el...

Homes of the past were naturally ventilated, offering health advantages by expelling pollutants. Modern construction prioritizes energy eff...

Indoor herb gardens often fail due to incorrect watering. Experts explain that overwatering suffocates plant roots, leading to root rot. Th...

A new study found that air pollution can increase the weight, body fat & BMI in women.

A new study shows that poor indoor air quality is associated with subtle impairments in a number of cognitive functions, including our abil...

You don’t have to be a ventilation expert to determine if the precautions your employer is taking are adequate to keep you safe.

Air pollution inside the home, office can be extremely harmful for patients with asthma and allergies.

Increased traffic due to the festival rush and firecrackers, on which there is no blanket ban this year, are also likely to contribute to a...

From skipping cardio workout to venturing out in masks, experts list some tips to stay clear.

Emily Bild, a professional from the UK, says her family which also has two toddlers has been acclimatising in Delhi, but is in a dilemma wh...

Most people spend 85 per cent of their life indoors, inside homes, offices, schools and colleges.

The EPA studies indicate that indoor air levels of many pollutants may be two to five times - and occasionally more than 100 times - higher...