The air quality inside your home can be 100X worse than the air outside and newer homes can be far worse than older ones says Mike Holmes in October 2009. Newer homes are designed and built more air tight to increase the energy efficiency. The result is that indoor air becomes trapped and the VOC’s ( [...]
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1. Test your Indoor Air Quality. Heating and cooling systems, cleaning supplies, and other Volatile Organic Compounds products and materials can be regularly evaluated to improve indoor air quality. You may also use a Carbon Monoxide monitor to test CO levels in your home. 2. Improve ventilation. Take advantage of Spring! Leave windows and doors open. Also [...] |
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