Articles
The reference pages explain the physics. These articles take it room by room.
The Healthy Bedroom
Where the hours accumulate, the measurements matter most.
| The low-EMF bedroom: where your bed sits matters more than what you buy | Measure the pillow, clear the headboard, and why distance beats every product. |
| What's behind your bedroom wall | Feeders, panels, plumbing walls, and how to read a wall before furniture goes against it. |
| Planning a closet build-out? Think about the wiring before the shelving | Code rules for closet lighting, and the once-only audit an open wall makes possible. |
| The murphy bed wall: what to check before you bolt a bed into it | A wall bed fixes your sleeping position permanently. The ten-minute wall interview to hold first. |
The Healthy Bathroom
The wettest room is also the most conductive one.
| Why bathrooms read high: plumbing currents in the wettest room | Supply pipes, drains, heated floors, and what each meter signature means. |
| Renovation is when you fix it | Open walls cut repair costs tenfold, and why the smallest sufficient renovation wins. |
The Healthy Attic
The top of the house carries the most current and gets looked at the least.
| What a re-roof uncovers: the attic wiring most homes never inspect | A roof replacement is the cheapest access you get to the attic wiring and the service mast. How to use the window. |
| Where power enters the house: the weatherhead, the mast, and the attic feed | The service entrance is the highest-current path in the home, and it usually lands at the roofline. |
More articles are added regularly. The foundational pages remain the best starting point: net currents, meters, and why shielding fails.