Posts tagged Wasatch clean air
When Should I Set The Temperature to 72 Degrees?

The way you use your thermostat can have a significant impact on your monthly bills and overall comfort in your home. That’s why it’s important to be both strategic and intentional about what temperature you are setting in your home: if you get it right, you could reduce your energy bill by 5%-15%! The best time to set the temperature to 72° degrees is when you are at home during the day in the wintertime. When temperatures drop at night, set the thermostat to 68° while you keep warm in bed. When it’s hot outside, 72° is too low to set your thermostat.

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Indoor Air Pollution: Causes and Effects You Need to Know About (Utah)

Did you know indoor air pollution is often more common than outdoor air pollution in Utah? These are the top causes and effects of indoor air pollution that you need to know about! There are many sources of indoor air pollution, and many of them are not commonly known to Utah residents. Dust, mold, dander, construction debris and more can cause indoor air pollution in Utah. Read this post to learn more!

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Apex Cleaning | Our Air Ducting Cleaning Standards

Crystal Clean Vents is proud of the apex cleaning standards we uphold for all air duct cleanings we conduct in Utah, including Salt Lake City and the Wasatch Front. We’re often asked, “What makes Crystal Clean Vents’ air duct cleaning services stand out from the rest?” The answer is found in our professional air duct cleaning standards that promote clean indoor air quality in Utah homes.

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Breathe Wasatch Clean Air By Doing This (10 Tips)

If you live in Salt Lake City, Utah or on the Wasatch Front, you know that air quality in our area can be quite polluted! This pollution affects not only outdoor air quality, but also the air in our homes. Thankfully, breathing Wasatch clean air IS possible, with the help of things like air duct cleanings and air purifiers. Here are our top ten tips to ensure your Utah home has Wasatch clean air.

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