In today’s world, you can’t be too careful about your indoor air quality. This has become all too apparent during the current global pandemic, where recycled air can pose a health threat. But in fact, it’s been an issue for quite some time. The reason for this is actually a negative side effect of a …
If you’re concerned about the quality of your indoor air, you’re not the only one. To our parents and grandparents, air quality was more or less a non-issue. First off, they had bigger health issues to tackle, like Polio. Secondly, awareness of air quality just wasn’t the same as it is today. For instance, as …
Over the last few decades, Americans have become more and more keenly aware of the quality of our indoor air. There are several factors in modern life that can cause our air quality to drop. Obviously, there’s pollution outdoors, but indoor air can be even worse. Upholstery, for instance, can release toxic fumes like formaldehyde. …
If you’re looking for better indoor air quality, you’ve got plenty of options. You could use an air purifier, an ozone machine, or an ionizer. All of these devices have their own benefits and drawbacks. An ozone machine, for example, will destroy odors, but will not remove particulates. A HEPA filter, meanwhile, will remove particulates, …
These days, more people are working from home than ever before. First and foremost, we’re doing this for our own safety and the safety of others. But the air quality in your home might not be as safe as you think. For example, many of us suffer from mold allergies. And even a small amount …