Pests Plumbing Safety Seasonal Structure Disaster Warranty Indoor Air Quality Indoor air quality is as important as outdoor air quality. Many of the pollutants that affect Americans today are found inside their homes and offices.
Most homes have more than one source of pollutants that can make family members sick.
There are steps you can take to reduce the risks of indoor pollutants in your home. Sources of Pollution in the Home Building materials Home furnishings such as furniture made of compressed wood, carpets and drapes Combustion sources such as oil, gas, kerosene or wood Cleaning products and personal care items Hobby products such as paints, varnishes, etc. Even if your home has a good air exchange rate, pollutants are sometimes held in by carpets, curtains and other surfaces. Recognizing Pollutions in Indoor Air Pollutions in indoor air can cause health problems. If you notice symptoms after moving to a new home or after remodeling your home or treating it with pesticides, you should contact both your doctor and your health department.