How Can Indoor Air Pollution Be Reduced?
Dust, mold, pet dander and smoke contribute to indoor air pollution. Pollution may also be caused by cooking, bathing or heating the home. Implementing steps to reduce pollutants may improve indoor air quality. Does this Spark an idea?
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Furnace Filters
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According to Furnace Filter Care, furnace filters come in varying efficiencies. Upgrading a furnace filter is an inexpensive way to reduce indoor air pollution.
Duct-Mounted UV Air Cleaners
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A duct-mounted ultraviolet air cleaner defends against the presence of airborne viruses, mold and bacteria. Designed to purify the air with UV light, these install directly onto the duct of a central air conditioning or heating system.
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Humidifiers
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Low humidity is a problem in the winter when indoor air has less moisture. Humidifiers maintain a comfortable humidity level in an indoor environment and reduce household allergens.
Ventilation
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According to Home Air Care, properly installed and maintained ventilation systems will reduce airborne pollutants such as allergens, smoke and odors, which may improve asthma and respiratory issues. Ventilation helps reduce combustion by-products from fuel-burning appliances and will help maintain proper humidity levels.
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