Clean Up Your Indoor Air Quality

In the last forty years, we've made tremendous strides toward cleaning up the pollution in our natural environment. We've done such a good job, in fact, that indoor air quality is now substantially worse than outdoor air quality. The causes of this indoor air pollution are numerous; fingers can certainly be pointed at smokers, pollen, dust, dust mites, and construction materials as major sources of indoor pollution.

Is really it that bad indoors?

Yep. Not only do we have natural pollutants like pollen and mold coming into our homes, we have to deal with all the pollution we thoughtlessly create. Smoke is made up of noxious gases and tiny particles of soot, both notably bad types of pollutants. Cooking leaves not just good smells but more gases and soot in the air. Then there's pet dander and everyday dust, a good portion of which originates from our skin and the pollutants we bring in on our clothes.

What can I do to improve my air quality indoors?

Glad you asked! The best way to improve the quality of your indoor air is to purchase one or more high-quality air purifiers. A home air filtration system can dispense with 99% or more of the little nasties in the air. Other ways to cut down on the pollutants is to make sure you have decent, HEPA-quality filters in your central heating/AC system, and to put decent filters in your furnace, which processes much of your home's air in the winter. Lucky for you, you've come to the right place - check out our merchants, and you'll find everything you'll need to clear the air in your home!