If you’ve read our previous blog, ‘what is causing your office air con wars?’ then you’ll understand the reasons why men and women in offices up and down the country often seem to be at loggerheads when it comes to the air conditioning units. Biologically speaking, women’s bodies typically have a higher fat to muscle

If you work in an office with an air conditioning unit then you probably fall into one of two main camps: those who are a comfortable temperature when the AC is turned on, and those who are freezing and resorting to fingerless gloves and extra layers of clothing in the office. The former group is

As an employer it is your responsibility to ensure that your workforce are kept as safe as is reasonable from any potential risks or hazards that might occur in the workplace. All employers, and even self-employed people, must carry out a risk assessment; and if you have five or more employees you must record the findings. The Health and Safety Executive website has more information on how and why you should carry out a risk assessment.

Let’s face it, the UK isn’t exactly famed for its scorching summers, is it? But we do have our moments, and now and again the country is hit with a heatwave or two during the summer months. Sunny days and warmer weather tend to lift our moods and make us feel happier; but for some people a heatwave is not an altogether enjoyable experience.

Every household, business, private residence or corporate building has a responsibility towards energy efficiency. If you are energy efficient you are environmentally responsible, you reduce the impact of your carbon footprint, not only do you help the planet, you save money at the same time.  

There’s a good reason you feel happier when it’s sunny outside. UV rays from the sun help your body to produce vitamin D. This is a vital vitamin that strengthens bones, muscles and your body’s immune system.  Sunshine also stimulates pineal gland in the brain. This gland produces a positive chemical known as tryptamine which

With all the increases in energy costs over the past decade, the financial impact of heating and cooling your home has become of real concern for many people, but despite our cooler climate, it hasn’t discouraged more domestic and commercial investment in air conditioning systems. Our infographic below takes a look at this increase in

Where would we be today without the humble air conditioner? Well, we’d surely be very uncomfortable, especially when the temperature rises throughout those humid summer months. It’s easy to take these progressive devices for granted, but millions of us around the globe rely on their innovative technology to keep themselves cool in the summertime.

It’s paramount that all air conditioners are regularly maintained. Not only will this allow for optimal efficiency but, will also enable you to identify any potential issues before they arise. When conducted properly, preventative maintenance may save you considerable financial outlays in the future.

How do you monitor and calculate energy costs within your household? If you wait until your utility bill drops through the post then shriek in horror, this might not be the most sensible approach to take. Leave it until you get a bill from your utility provider and this is quite often a bitter pill