Indoor Air Quality Control

The air inside your home can be 2-5 times more polluted than outdoor air. Learn how to create a healthier indoor environment.

Air Purification

  • • Use HEPA air purifiers in bedrooms and living spaces
  • • Replace filters according to manufacturer guidelines
  • • Consider activated carbon filters for VOCs
  • • Position purifiers for optimal airflow

Ventilation

  • • Open windows daily for natural air exchange
  • • Use exhaust fans in kitchen and bathrooms
  • • Consider mechanical ventilation systems
  • • Maintain HVAC systems regularly

Reduce Pollutants

  • • Use low-VOC cleaning products
  • • Remove shoes at the door
  • • Keep indoor plants for natural filtration
  • • Clean regularly to reduce dust

Temperature

  • • Maintain temperature between 68-72°F (20-22°C)
  • • Avoid extreme temperature fluctuations
  • • Use programmable thermostats
  • • Ensure proper insulation

Humidity

  • • Keep humidity between 30-50%
  • • Use dehumidifiers in damp areas
  • • Fix water leaks promptly
  • • Monitor bathroom and kitchen moisture
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Monitoring

  • • Use indoor air quality monitors
  • • Test for radon
  • • Check for carbon monoxide
  • • Monitor particulate matter levels

Check Your Local Air Quality

Understanding outdoor air quality helps you decide when to ventilate your home.

View Air Quality Index

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