- Proper ventilation
- Use air purifiers
- Keep indoor plants
- Regular cleaning and dusting
- Control humidity levels
- Avoid smoking indoors
- Use natural cleaning products
- Reduce VOCs
- Test for radon
- Keep a clean HVAC system
Proper Ventilation
Ensure adequate airflow by opening windows and using exhaust fans to reduce indoor air pollutants.
Use Air Purifiers
Invest in high-quality air purifiers to remove allergens, dust, and other particles from the air.
Keep Indoor Plants
Introduce indoor plants to naturally filter the air and improve overall air quality.
Regular Cleaning and Dusting
Frequently clean and dust surfaces, carpets, and upholstery to minimize the buildup of dust and allergens.
Control Humidity Levels
Maintain optimal humidity levels to prevent mold and mildew growth, typically between 30-50%.
Avoid Smoking Indoors
Eliminate indoor smoking to prevent the release of harmful chemicals and secondhand smoke.
Use Natural Cleaning Products
Opt for natural cleaning products to reduce the introduction of harsh chemicals into the indoor environment.
Reduce VOCs
Choose low-VOC or VOC-free products such as paints, adhesives, and cleaning agents to minimize indoor air pollution.
Test for Radon
Conduct radon testing in your home or workplace to detect and mitigate this odorless, colorless gas.
Keep a Clean HVAC System
Regularly maintain and clean your HVAC system to ensure it is not circulating pollutants throughout the indoor space.