Poor indoor air quality (IAQ) is an invisible threat, yet it plays a significant role in the health of your home and your family. To combat low IAQ, it’s important to understand its dangers and causes. The quality of your indoor air is worth your attention, as poor IAQ is responsible for mold and mildew, along with health issues such as lung irritation, skin problems, and disease. Using targeted tools and techniques, you can identify issues such as poor air circulation, excessive humidity, and pollutants from everyday activities. Fortunately, the process is uncomplicated and relatively inexpensive. Tap into a variety of ways to measure, monitor, and improve IAQ, so you can rest easy knowing you’re providing a fresher and healthier living environment for you and your loved ones. How to Monitor and Improve Indoor Air Quality
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