It’s well established by now that indoor air pollution can be a threat to you and your family’s health. Long-term exposure to unclean indoor air makes people more prone to heart diseases, a host of respiratory disorders, and even cancer. Radon, tobacco smoke, carbon monoxide, perfumes and fragrances, VOCs, and household disinfectants are some of the well-known sources of indoor air pollution. Over 60% of homes in the United States come pre-installed with HVAC (heating, ventilation, and air conditioning) systems. Many of us, rather mistakenly, presume that these systems are helping to circulate the air in our homes and must,
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