When most people think of pollution, outdoor air comes to mind. After all, that’s where pollution happens. But for many reasons, it makes more sense to worry about the quality of your indoor air. For one thing, if you’re like most people, you spend around eight hours in bed. Combined with other home time, you …
If you’re concerned about the quality of your home’s air, you aren’t the only one. In fact, air purifiers have been growing in popularity for decades. This has been driven in part by the way we insulate our homes. With energy efficiency standards going higher and higher, our homes are receiving less and less ventilation. …
Of all the places you need to worry about air quality, your home may not be the first that comes to mind. Even if your workplace doesn’t have any chemicals or industrial waste, there’s still dust and germs. And if you work in a city, you’re also being exposed to all kinds of ambient pollution. …
If you’re concerned about the quality of your home’s indoor air, you’re not alone. Americans have been using home air purifiers for years, to deal with issues like allergies, asthma, and chemical sensitivities. And with the coming of the Covid-19 pandemic, everyone has been thinking harder about what goes into their lungs. But why are …
Nowadays, it’s normal to be concerned about the quality of the air inside your home. Yes, there’s the new concern of Covid, and stopping the spread of disease. But air quality has been an issue before, and will continue to be an issue after the pandemic is over. And the reason may surprise you. Modern …