Tackling Indoor Air Pollution: Winter Health Tips As You Seal Your Home
As temperatures drop, we instinctively seal our homes against the cold, creating cozy spaces for winter living. But this seasonal closing of windows and doors has an often-overlooked consequence: trapped indoor air pollution.?
According to EPA studies, indoor air can be 2-5 times more polluted than outdoor air, and this problem intensifies during winter months when ventilation decreases. Let's explore how to maintain healthy indoor air quality while keeping your home warm and comfortable this winter.
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Understanding Winter Indoor Air Quality
When we seal our homes for winter, we're not just keeping cold air out - we're also trapping pollutants inside. Common winter indoor air pollutants include:
These pollutants accumulate more rapidly in winter when doors and windows stay closed, potentially leading to health issues like respiratory problems, headaches, and increased allergy symptoms. The Airmega's HyperCaptive? filtration technology becomes especially valuable during these months.
1. Monitor Your Air Quality
2. Optimize Your Heating System
3. Control Humidity Levels
4. Create Clean Air Zones
5. Develop a Winter Cleaning Strategy and MORE at our link!