4 Ways to Reduce Indoor Air Pollution

No matter where you live, indoor air pollution is a concern for everyone. Unwanted pollutants are brought into your home by people, pets, and the wind. While it may not be possible to have a pollution-free home, there is always room for improvement. Below are 4 ways you can reduce indoor air pollution.

Open Your Windows

Opening your windows is an effective way to ventilate your home. Opening your windows when it is cool outside would allow fresh air into your home. When temperatures are warmer, you may want to skip this step because the pollen count might be too high. Those with allergies should be cautious when opening windows. Opening your windows is a perfect way to save on utility costs when it’s mild outside because you can ventilate your home without turning on your air conditioning.

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Take Your Shoes Off

Yes, taking your shoes off at the door reduces the amount of dirt and debris you bring into your home. Though your soles may look clean, there are still contaminants attached to your shoe. If not wearing shoes in your home is impractical, try investing in a doormat to wipe the bottom of your shoes off before walking into the house. It may take some time for everyone to get used to it, but wiping your shoes before entering will quickly become a habit for your family.

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Sweep and Vacuum Often

Dust and dirt are inevitable and it tends to linger on the floors. Flooring like tile or laminate, makes it easy to keep track of the mess. You may even develop the sense to sweep every day. The same may be true for your carpets, but pollutants can hide inside the fibers, which makes them look clean even when they aren’t. Vacuuming often will keep your indoor air cleaner because the pollutants aren’t lingering in your home. And if you have pets, frequent vacuuming is even more important because they track in additional dander and debris.

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Clean Your Air Ducts

Dirty air ducts can put the health and welfare of your family at risk. Whether you live alone in a tiny home or in a big enough house to fit 10 people, everyone deserves healthy air. Consider all the benefits of air duct cleaning for your home. Make your indoor air smell and feel healthy again. Contact Amber’s Air Duct Cleaning for a free estimate today. Reduce indoor air pollution and breathe with confidence again.