Summer has arrived, and it is set to be a hot, dry one. Keeping cool and comfortable while inside ought to be top of mind and there’s no better time to get your home summer ready than right now. For households with asthma and allergies, it’s also essential that the air you breathe in your home is healthy.
As we embark on the journey of building or renovating our homes, one key aspect that often takes precedence is creating a space that not only exudes comfort and style but also promotes health and well-being. At Daikin, we understand the importance of crafting homes that go beyond aesthetics, which is why we're proud to introduce our
Keeping cool this summer is going to be on the top of our lists, especially with Australia being known for long, hot summer days. Even though we already spend more than 90% of our time indoors, we might be spending more time inside than usual to keep cool and comfortable in the expected hot conditions. While there is lots you can do to keep your home cool without impacting your power bill, like pulling the shades down, inevitably, on those very hot summer days, you are going to have to rely on your air conditioner if you want to stay comfortably cool.
Keeping your home safe is important for the health and wellbeing of everyone in your family. When you think about how to make sure your home is safe you probably think of home security systems, secure fencing around gardens and pool areas, effective pest control and keeping your home clean and well maintained. But one of the number one factors to consider is the air quality inside our homes. We spend as much as 90% of our lives indoors, so it makes sense that we should pay attention to the quality of the air we breathe indoors.
Did you know we spend a huge 90% of our time indoors? And did you know that indoor air quality (IAQ) can be up to five times worse than outdoor air quality. It stands to reason that improving our indoor air quality should be high on our priority list.
After years of the pandemic and increasingly high levels of pollution caused from bushfires, the need for cleaner air has never been greater. So, are we doing enough to ensure the air we breathe is as clean as it can be?
During the Winter months, you will be keen to look at solutions to heat your home, or reassess your existing heating options. When it comes to comparing heating, the two main energy sources are gas and electricity. In order to make an informed decision, you’ll want to consider a few things like running cost, energy efficiency, health and safety, and suitability to your lifestyle and home.
