Most of us spend much of our time indoors.
Unfortunately, indoor air is far more polluted than outdoor air. According to the EPA, indoor air contains two to five times —and on occasion, as much as 100 times – more contaminants than outdoor air.
The air that we breathe in our homes and offices contains pollutants (such as chemicals, gases, and living organisms like mold and pests) which can put us at risk for health problems.
Common Household Pollutants
Common combustion pollutants include:
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Asthma, allergies, and/or other respiratory problems
Sore throat, colds and/or flu
Memory loss, dizziness, fatigue and/or depression
