Indoor Air Pollution

Indoor air pollution can pose many health risks, such as allergies, asthma, and even in some cases cancer. The average person spends about 75% of their day inside. For this main reason, it is important to find easy ways to help reduce pollutants and their affect on us. Several ways to do this include:

• Avoiding smoking and the use of chemicals indoors
• Using building materials that don't emit toxins
• Dehumidifying in moist areas
• Ensuring adequate ventilation
• Using filters that help reduce air pollutants

For information on air filters to improve indoor air quality, contact Rick Butefish at Filters4Me.com or 918-292-8600.