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We often associate air pollution with outdoor air, but the air inside your home can also contain pollutants, as well as allergens. Children, seniors, and people with asthma are particularly sensitive to indoor pollutants, but repeated exposure may also affect one's health later on in life. Here are some ways you can improve the indoor air quality in your home:

Install Radiant Floor Heating

If your home uses a forced air system, then consider switching to radiant floor heating. Forced air systems blow dust and pollutants into the air and distribute them around the house. Not to mention, these systems, plus electric baseboard systems, can burn dust particles and pollutants and circulate them around your home. Heated floors, however, do not provide these problems. Heated floors supply an even distribution of heat from the floor up, without moving around dust and toxic particles or drying out the air.

Additional Tips

Here are some additional tips for improving indoor air quality.

Remove items that collect dust.

Maintain a 30 to 50 percent humidity range.

Vacuum your home weekly with a vacuum containing a HEPA filter.

Regularly clean bare floors using a microfiber mop or cloth.

Incorporate plants into your home décor.

Place a large floor mat the front and back door to reduce the amount of dirt and pesticides that enter your home.

Regularly wash your throw rugs in hot water.

Clean your home with natural, fragrance-free cleaning products.

According to the U.S. Department of Energy, space heating is the largest energy expense in the average U.S. home, accounting for 45% of energy bills. With winter quickly approaching, you should be thinking of ways to minimize your energy bills, while also maximizing comfort. If you have a forced air, electric baseboard or hydronic heating system, you should consider switching to underfloor heating.

Floor heating systems continue to grow in popularity and are considered the most efficient of all the home heating solutions. Electric floor heating systems supply heat directly to the floor and deliver heat through radiant heat transfer. Other heating systems allow heat to rise to the ceiling, where it cools before radiating downward. With heated floors, however, the heat does not rise to the ceiling. Instead, the room is heated from the floor up, and the warmth remains on you and the objects in the room. With floor heating systems, people feel more comfortable setting their thermostat to a lower temperature, resulting in energy savings.  

Installing a Floor Heating System

At ThermoSoft, we offer floor heating systems for all types of floors, including ceramic and stone tile, wood and laminate, wall-to-wall carpet, carpet tile, and vinyl. Our floor heating systems have a very simple installation process that can be done by the homeowner.

Thanks to the innovative engineering that goes into creating our products, our ThermoFloor underfloor heating systems are quick and easy to install. Here is a general overview of the installation process:

1. Roll out the pads. 2. Duct-tape the seams together. 3. Lay out the floor. 4. Make the electrical connections.

The installation process varies slightly depending on the heated floor product you have purchased. When you purchase heated flooring from ThermoSoft, we provide you with a step-by-step installation guide that's quick and painless.

We've all been there before. You get out of bed or out of the shower and you're welcomed by a cold floor. This is especially not fun in the wintertime. You then have to rush to find your slippers or socks. In today's modern world of innovation, there has to be an easier way to stay comfortable all-year round. Luckily, there is. ThermoSoft® heated floors are transforming homes across the country, and homeowners could not be happier.  No matter the age or style of your home, you can enjoy heated floors in your living room, bathroom, kitchen, basement, and more.

Easy to Install

  You don't need a professional contractor to install your radiant heated floor. ThermoSoft® electric products can be installed over most subfloors. Installation can be completed in a day.

 Save on Energy Costs

 Believe it or not, you will actually save money on your energy bill when you install ThermoSoft® heated floors. That's because there is no energy wasted in the heating process. Think of your heating system. Forced air ran through ducts is an inefficient way to heat a room. In fact, you're probably heating the ceiling more than anything else. ThermoSoft® allows you to stay comfortable at a lower cost.

 Safe and Certified

 All ThermoSoft heating products are UL and ETL listed in the U.S. and Canada, showing proof of compliance safety. ThermoSoft heated floors feature patented technology that includes four insulation layers to protect against moisture and mechanical danger. When you shop ThermoSoft®, you not only enjoy an affordable heating solution; you can rest assured it is completely safe.