The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) estimates that our indoor air is nearly 5x more polluted than outdoor air. Some homes may even have 100x more pollution.
Here are thirteen common sources of indoor air pollution:
1. Chlorine bleach
2. Household cleaning chemicals, paints and solvents
3. Synthetic fragrances, perfumes and deodorizers
4. Dry cleaned clothes
5. Tobacco smoke
6. Biological pollutants
7. Pet dander
8. Carpets and upholstery
9. Building and decorating materials
10. Candles
11. Office and craft materials
12. Combustion pollutants
13. External pollution
Can Air Purifiers Help?
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AuthorDr Wyatt blogs on his lifetime's experience of Indoor Air Quality Issues. Archives
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