Author name: Nina Vasquez

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….

Smart speakers (Alexa, Google Home), smart plugs, smart lights—all emit RF radiation continuously. They’re always listening, always connected, always …

RF radiation from outside (cell towers, neighbors’ WiFi) penetrates walls. The wall behind your bed may be a highway for incoming signals….

Even with devices removed, the electrical wiring in your walls generates electric fields whenever power flows through them. Your bedroom wires are liv…

Laptop screens force you to position your face close to all the laptop’s EMF-generating components—screen, logic board, battery, and power circuitry….

Plugging in Ethernet doesn’t automatically turn off your wireless radios. Your laptop may still broadcast WiFi and Bluetooth signals even while wired….

It’s called a “laptop,” but manufacturers never intended for it to sit on your actual lap. The FCC recommends keeping laptops 8 inches from your body….

Most routers have two-prong power plugs—no grounding. This means electric fields radiate freely from the device and its power cord….

You want to ditch your cordless phone but still want the convenience of a home phone line….

Dual-band routers emit two separate frequencies—2.4GHz and 5GHz. That’s double the radiation. The 5GHz band is higher frequency (more intense) and req…