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In Utah, we often worry about the effects of seasonal inversions and accompanying high outdoor air pollution levels on our family’s health. But what about the indoor air quality between the walls of our own homes? Some of our government’s Environmental Protection Agency’s statistics on the air we breathe indoors are sobering:
Even the most meticulous housekeeper cannot prevent poor indoor air quality. Smoking indoors is not the main culprit either; toxins emitted from many common household furnishings can cause various problems. Here is a brief overview of some of the main causes of poor indoor air quality:
Check out our video to learn more about the differences between air purifiers and air filtration systems!
It should come as no surprise that the state of Utah has some of the driest air in the country on a year-round basis. An indoor atmosphere that is too dry can: