YES. Put indoor plants at summertime into the garden, best in partial shade. However, the vegetative development of seedlings and young plants (newly rooted) can considerably benefit with a culture in a closed room under the following conditions: Constant temperature of 25°C, air humidity between 60 and 80% (not higher!), high intense light (metal halide lamp) of 18 hours daily. Ventilate the room daily for a short period to get rid of any ethylene (see smoking item above).

Absolutely. We are careful to monitor the expiration dates of products and if anything does not have a lengthy freshness time once it gets to our customers, we will remove the item from the shelves of our warehouse and obtain fresh product.

Since all wood stoves require oxygen for the combustion process, the oxygen most often is obtained from within your home. A fresh air kit brings cold air from outside your home to the air intake. Doing so assures that enough fresh air is available for efficient combustion. It also means you are not burning the air you already warmed.

This will depend on how air tight the room may be. If the room is very air tight it can form a negative pressure in the room and interfere with the proper functioning of the stove. If the unit is installed in a manufactured home, the fresh air kit is required.

Many of today’s highly energy efficient homes are very ‘tight’, and consequentially, it may be desirous to have supplemental fresh air brought into the building with advanced technology heat recovery systems (HRC). These systems actually recover much of the ‘heat’ present in the exhaust air and add that ‘heat’ to the fresh air being brought into the building. In this way, the air circulation system helps improve the overall heating efficiency of the system.

To calculate the minimum quantity of fresh air required in CFM (cubic feet per minute), calculate 10 cfm for each room (ex.: living room, bedroom, kitchen), 20 cfm for the master bedroom and 20 cfm for an unfinished basement. You can also consult an HVAC specialist to properly size your building.

Yes part # 67FAK. This allows combustion air to enter the firepot from outside. This will increase the efficiency and reduce the likelihood of creating negative pressure or vacuum effect in your home.

Every single product we sell has been well tested and proven to work in our “Experimental Locations”, corporately owned and managed by Love is in the Air. We are manufacturers and direct importers. We are the main source. Skip the middleman!!!

air filter is designed to collect particulate from the air. Air-born living organisms such as bacteria and viruses pass through the filter much like sand would pass through a tennis racket. Some filters such as carbon filters do a good job with odors, but they have to be changed frequently and are very costly. In contrast, Fresh Air Concepts' air purifiers are designed to change the molecular structure of the contaminant through Photo-Oxidation and DNA Sterilization.

Yes, the air purifier kills germs and bacteria and destroys odors; but it does not dispose of the particulate, which is airborne. This requires a quality particulate filter.

Today's new homes, with their improved construction techniques and thicker insulation, can be too "tight." An air exchanger will economically replace stale, polluted indoor air with fresh filtered outside air.

You must provide at least a three square foot opening of fresh, outside air for each 100,000 BTU's of heat. This equation is listed in your owner's manual.

There are four controls for the cabin heating system. One is the little red-knobbed handle on the floor just aft of the gearshift lever. The others are the three sliders, two black-knobbed and one red, on the dash. The top black knob controls how much fresh air is coming in. It goes from off (left) to full flow (middle) and then turns the cool air fan (up front, behind the gas tank) on low (I), med (II), or high (III) speed. The second knob controls where the cool air goes.

Very simple, Love is in the Air Corp.® is constantly committed and dedicated in selling products that are consumable or related to at affordable prices. For example, incense stick are consumable. Therefore, the customers will come back for more as they run out of it. The incense burners, on the other hand, are not consumable, yet they are related to incense. This example could apply to the vast variety of products such as body, essential and fragrance oils among others.

YES, but talk to each individual plant. Singing might be even more effective. You should do it daily. The benefit is twofold: Firstly, your breath from the lungs carries up to 5% CO2, a gas which is certainly a fertilizer to plants. Secondly, the close inspection of individual plants might uncover any pests like scale insects.

Transplanting is easy with young plants, whereas with older, established plants it becomes more difficult. Consider that the plant has adopted to its microclimate, and that a change to a site supposed to be more appropriate will certainly have negative effects. Younger plants can adopt more easily. Before transplanting an older plant, seriously consider to prune (even heavily) to a new, more attractive shape.

Mold feed off bacteria in order to grow. Fresh Air Concepts' air purifiers destroy the bacteria, which means mold has no source of food. Without a source of food, mold will quickly be destroyed.

Fresh Air Concepts' air purifiers are CSA and NRTL/C certified and have been third party real world tested. In addition to several university studies in the United States and Canada.

Electrical consumption varies by model. The FAC1500X and CMU-16 use approximately 15 watts of electricity and the FAC3500X uses approximately 25 watts of electricity, which is less than the average light bulb.

Fresh Air Concepts' air purifiers will destroy biological and chemical contaminants such as bacteria, viruses, mold, mildew, smoke, formaldehyde, cleaning solvents, etc. Click here for a list of contaminants treated by Fresh Air Concepts' air purifiers.