According to the Environmental Protection Agency, indoor air pollution is among the top five environmental risks to public health. EPA studies have shown indoor levels of pollutants may be exponentially higher than outdoor levels. With the majority of airborne contaminants invisible to the naked eye (spores, bacteria, particulates, gases, and chemicals) it is difficult to isolate these health threats and protect your family.
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Inadequate ventilation is one of the main causes of indoor air pollution. Due to the lack of fresh air entering a home, common household tasks and activities can seriously threaten the indoor air quality. Improperly vented gas stoves and furnaces, wet or damp carpet, and household cleaning and maintenance products are general sources of indoor air pollution.
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