indoor air quality

Ideally, you should be able to breathe deep in your space and not have any negative effects. In reality, indoor air can be some of the most polluted we come in contact with, even in our own homes. From natural aggravators like pollen and mold, to man-made chemicals and compounds, it's important to ... » Learn More about Air it Out: Improving Your Indoor Air Quality

(Family Features)--More efficient, tightly built homes than those constructed in previous generations are generally well-regarded, for the most part with good reason. However, when you consider people spend 90 percent of their time indoors on average, according to the Environmental Protection Agency ... » Learn More about How-To Improve Indoor Air Quality

As the season changes, your environment shifts, both indoors and out. A switch of seasons is the perfect time to focus on freshening the air in your home. T. Webber offers the following tips to maintain great indoor air quality as you prep for spring. Use allergen-rated filters. Besides making ... » Learn More about Improve Your Indoor Air Quality for Spring