Indoor Air Quality
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Read MoreWhat Smart Homeowners Need to Know About Basement Dehumidifiers
For years, basement dehumidifiers have been touted as the best way to combat moisture-related issues in crawlspaces and basements. However, many homeowners who invest in dehumidifiers for their homes are disappointed with the results. So why do dehumidifiers fail to deliver the expected results, and what is a better alternative? Causes and consequences of moisture…
Read MoreUsing a UV Air Purifier to Improve Poor Indoor Air Quality And Why It Matters
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Read MoreBasement Dehumidifiers Won’t Prevent Moisture Problems. Ventilation Removes Damp Air and Contaminants
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Read More3 Key Reasons You Need a UV Air Purifier
According to the Centers for Disease Control, indoor air quality has improved since the 1990s, yet we still face serious health risks from particulates, bacteria, mold and pathogens. UV air filters use ultraviolet light rays to eliminate pathogens and bacteria as they pass by — the UV light deploys electromagnetic radiation to break down their molecular…
Read MoreThis Is A Scary Report Regarding Indoor Air Pollutants
Thousands dying each year from the effect of poor air quality, including
pollutants from everyday objects and appliances in their homes, claims
landmark new report
Read the full article at: www.telegraph.co.uk
Perhaps you are aware that air fresheners and household cleaning products make the air in your home unhealthy. But you may be unaware as to how dangerous they really are. A landmark report in England claims that “indoor air pollution may have caused or contributed to 99,000 deaths annually in Europe”.
While the report highlights the dangers of carbon monoxide from faulty heaters and boilers, what’s scarier is the risk of air pollution from common items such as air fresheners and cleaning products.
The problem of indoor air pollution is compounded by the recent efforts to reduce ventilation and improving insulation in the home in order to cut energy bills.
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