Consumers' Guide to Indoor Air Quality and Testing
People have just a few needs in order to survive. These basic needs include food, water and the air that we breathe. But, it’s not just the availability of air that is needed, it is also the need for healthy air to breathe. This is especially true in your home or business.
The need to be aware of the quality of your indoor air is very important. Today we need to be concerned with breathing mold, radon, carbon monoxide and other potentially hazardous materials that are in our air systems. It is very important that your heating and air conditioning units be tested and maintained in order to avoid breathing things that could be harmful.
If the quality of your indoor air continues to deteriorate and you breathe harmful elements, this could create health problems. Medical conditions such as asthma, allergies, and other breathing conditions can be a result of breathing bad air. So, to help identify potential hidden hazards in your air, we have put together the following information. We hope this helps you keep safe at your home or place of work.
Which Air Purifier is
Right For You?
Healthy Indoor Air
Causes of Unhealthy Indoor Air
- Indoor Air Pollution
- Household Air Pollution
- Indoor Air Pollutants and Residential Chemical Exposure
- Indoor Air Pollutants
- Indoor Air Pollutant Examples
Health Concerns of Poor Indoor Air
- Respiratory Health Effects of Poor Indoor Air
- Air Health and Safety Concerns
- Indoor Air Pollution and Health
- The Effects of Indoor Air Quality
- Symptoms of Poor Air Quality
Testing for Indoor Air Quality
Treating Poor Indoor Air
- Ways to Improve Indoor Air Quality
- Improving Indoor Air Quality in the Home
- Indoor Air Quality and Allergies
Additional Resources
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