The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) estimates that most Americans spend up to 90 percent of their time indoors, so indoor air quality is vitally important to your health.
Is your personal environment tainted with polluted air that could be affecting your health?
And if your indoor air is polluted how can you prevent & control this indoor air pollution?
It’s probably happened to you. You’ve held a belief that was false. Well, prepare yourself because it’s going to happen again. If you’re like most, you’ll be struck by at least one if not all three healthy home myths.
You’re probably surprised to learn that your indoor air is dirtier than outdoor air, and you’re wondering how this could happen. It’s pretty simple. It’s because just about everything you bring into your house off-gasses creating Volatile Organic Compounds or VOCs for …
Let’s face it. Finding mold is scary. You’re thrust into unfamiliar territory. Clearly, you’ll need to address the source of the mold problem, but what can you do right now? A good solution is to buy an air purifier and …
Indoor air has more pollutants than outdoor air with VOCs being the most prevalent pollutants. The article highlights the dangers of VOCs and ways to improve air quality.
