Question of the Week: How do you protect the air inside your home?
2009 July 20
We spend a lot of our time indoors, and the quality of the air indoors can even be worse than what’s outdoors. But building or upgrading a home with improved, cleaner air features can help reduce health risks. Share what you do!
How do you protect the air inside your home?
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OPEN THE WINDOWS.
Now a days , haze is one big problem. Open air also not healthy
my opinion is to stay at home and must alert with haze indicator.
Now a days , haze also one of our problem . Open air also not healthy for ours. My opinion is to be more alert with haze indicator and if ok than can open all windows.
4% of deaths in the US are attributed to air pollution one way or another. What are we to do? Invest into a good portable air filter or a whole house air filtration system. Also, do not burn a wood fireplace and keep that shower mold in check. Also, replace your air conditiong filters frequently.