Professional Delaware County Indoor Air Quality Solutions
Government research shows evidence that people spend up to 90% of their time indoors, but another study shows that indoor air quality is 10 to 100 times more polluted than outside air. And did you know that each person breathes an average of two teaspoons of dust, dust mites, pollen, mold, viruses, bacteria, pet dander, carpet fiber and second hand smoke into their lungs every day? That doesn't sound too healthy does it? And your disposable filter in your furnace is trapping less than 10% of the pollutants.
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Polluted Air - What Can You Do to Improve Indoor Air Quality?
The most effective solution - some say the only effective solution - to this problem is installing an air cleaner. An air cleaner will capture approximately 94% of the pollutants in the air in your home! Over its life an air cleaner costs less than 30 cents per day, a bargain compared to the value of your health.
A Major of Montgomery County Homes are Filled With Pollution
New research on indoor air quality reveals the startling fact that merely walking on your Montgomery County home's carpet can release potentially harmful particles into the air. These particles, when inhaled, lodge themselves in your lungs, potentially contributing to health problems like asthma. What the most surprising finding of the research? That walking on carpet and sitting on furniture released as many fine particles as vacuuming.
This research hints at a much larger problem: poor indoor air quality in the homes of most consumers. Most homes harbor an alarming assortment of potentially toxic chemicals and substances. Carpet particles, as mentioned in this research, are usually made from synthetic fibers derived from petroleum. Their impact on the lungs is largely unknown.
Carpets are only the beginning, too: carpet glue and carpet padding can both give off toxic fumes (especially when new). Memory foam mattresses emit toxic fumes that have been associated with a variety of medical symptoms. Paints, varnishes, and fire retardants can also emit a steady flow of toxic, airborne chemicals. As a result, homes that are poorly ventilated become toxic enclosures for their owners, who unknowingly inhale a cocktail of toxic chemicals with every breath.
Want to know how healthy the air in your home really is? Using a monitor, we can test your air quality over a three-day period, recording one sample per minute. The results may reveal mildew, pollen, dust mites, asbestos, carbon monoxide, and pet dander. The first step towards a healthy house (and healthy inhabitants) is pinpoint-accurate air testing.
Indoor Air Quality Products for Delaware County
Honeywell Air Quality Products
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Aprilaire Indoor Air Quality Solutions
Few things are more important when it comes to your family's health and comfort than the quality of your home's indoor air. But that same air may not be as clean and healthy as you think. Learn More about Aprilaire Products
Carrier Indoor Air Quality Products
Improve your Delaware County home's health by enhancing the quality of the air inside. Carrier humidifiers help you control air moisture, ventilators bring fresh air into your home, electronic and traditional air filters clean the air before it circulates, and advanced ultraviolet lamps eliminate germs and bacteria.
