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April 20, 2026

Your cleaning and household products may be hurting you more than you know. Conventional and even many non-toxic products off-gas harmful chemicals around the clock—even when the bottles are closed. "Non-toxic" on a label is not a guarantee.

April 17, 2026

Spring Allergies Out of Control? It’s Not Just Pollen

Every spring, the same narrative returns: pollen is the problem. And while pollen is a major trigger for seasonal allergies, focusing only on it misses a larger picture. For many people — especially those with allergies, asthma, or chemical sensitivities...

April 13, 2026

Pet Allergies Don't Have to Mean Giving Up Your Pet—Here's What Actually Helps

Celebrating National Pet Day with Austin Air Systems Key Takeaways Pets boost your health — but release dander, hair, bacteria, and VOCs into your air every day. Your pet's lungs are sensitive too. Poor indoor air contributes to respiratory illness in...

A photo showing the torso and arms of a man in gray medical scrubs who is sitting at a laptop and taking notes by hand to promote the Austin Air Mold Solutions Summit, which will be available online March 31, 2026.

March 20, 2026

Mold Solutions Summit: 9 Reasons Your Clients Need You There

As you may have heard from our enthusiastic social media posts, the Austin Air National Mold Solutions Summit launches Tuesday, March 31. It’s a free, online educational event bringing together physicians, scientists, building experts, advocates, legal professionals, and detection innovators...

A close up photo of moldy milk. The milk is almost light blue and there are spots of blue, black, green, and yellow mold.

March 13, 2026

9 Reasons You Need the Austin Air Mold Solutions Summit

You've probably heard the term "toxic mold" thrown around. Maybe you've seen it in a headline, spotted it in a bathroom corner, or — if you're reading this — maybe you've lived it. But here's something most people don't realize:...

A photo featuring a large green road sign in a desert area that says, “CALIFORNIA,” in white letters.

February 27, 2026

A California Customer Shares on Decades with Austin Air

For millions of Americans, air pollution isn’t an occasional inconvenience — it’s a daily reality. From persistent urban smog to wildfire smoke and desert dust storms, the air from outside can enter our homes and feel like something we need...

A graphic featuring a photo with a sideview of a woman overlaid with a drawing in white lines of a brain and a globe that shows the constellations.

February 20, 2026

MASSIVE New Study Links Air Pollution and Alzheimer’s

Alzheimer’s disease is often discussed in terms of age and genetics. Both matter. But researchers are increasingly examining a broader question: How does the air we breathe — day after day, year after year — influence long-term brain health? A...

A close up photo of conversation hearts, the classic Valentine’s Day candy. They are small pastel hearts with words like, “true love,” “you plus me,” “hug me,” “puppy love,” and more.

February 13, 2026

All Kinds of Love: Galentines, Malentines, Self-Care, and On

Valentine’s season is fraught for many people — or at least it used to be. The pressure of finding the right gift or snagging a table at a favorite restaurant can be challenging for those in romantic relationships, but for...

A photo mixing two different scenes to relate to the Super Bowl and 2026 Winter Olympics. There is a competitive skier racing downhill and at the bottom we see a back view of three men on a couch in football jerseys.

February 6, 2026

Air Quality and Athletic Ability During Winter’s Big Games

February is rarely gentle. Even in a good year, it’s a slog — short days, long nights, and that cabin-fever feeling that sets in when winter keeps us locked inside. This year, the challenge feels even sharper, thanks to repeated...

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