Your electrical panel (breaker box) generates significant magnetic fields. If you spend time near it—like at a nearby desk or in an adjacent room—you’…

Plugged-in devices generate electric fields even when turned “off.” The power supply inside continues to draw phantom power and radiate fields….

Every circuit in your home produces electric fields whenever current flows. Circuits you rarely use are still energized 24/7….

Metal water and gas pipes can become pathways for stray electrical current and high-frequency noise. If improperly grounded, they radiate EMF througho…

Wiring mistakes—like reversed hot/neutral wires or improper grounding—can dramatically increase EMF in your home. These errors are invisible but commo…

LED and CFL bulbs contain electronic circuitry that generates dirty electricity and sometimes RF interference. They can also produce unhealthy light f…

Dimmer switches work by rapidly interrupting electrical current—essentially creating dirty electricity by design. Every dimmer in your home is a pollu…

Once you’ve identified dirty electricity in your wiring, you need a way to remove it. The contamination doesn’t go away on its own….