Given the amount of time you’ve been spending (and will continue to spend) indoors, you want to make sure the spaces you’re inhabiting remain safe and healthy. You should, for instance, watch out for poor indoor air quality (IAQ). When overlooked, poor IAQ can leave you and your family members more vulnerable to allergies and …
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Standard air filtration systems are used in most homes, but some come with technologies that you wouldn’t at first think of as something that will help clean the air you breathe. Ultraviolet (UV) light is one such example, and air purifiers with this innovation are fast gaining traction among homeowners.
Many studies and articles available to the general public state that the indoor air quality in many homes is often worse than the air quality outdoors. There are many types of air pollutants, and it’s often difficult to determine which ones are present in your home. To help you improve your home’s indoor air quality, …
Indoor plants have piqued the interest of homeowners due to their supposed ability to purify indoor air. According to an old study conducted in 1989, the plants are able to do this through photosynthesis, the process of which removes toxins from the air.
