Fall Season Indoor Air Quality Problems & Solutions

There are six things that happen in the fall season, and they all affect your home's indoor air quality. Learn what they are now and get ahead of it. <br>1.) Low air flow - due to windows and doors being shut to conserve the heater. <br>The solution - mechanical ventilation, which uses a series of fans and ducts to bring fresh air in, and your stale polluted air outside, and conserve your heat. <br>2.) Allergies also affect us in the fall season. <br>Luckily, MERV air filters can trap pollen, dust and other pollutants in the air to help you breathe better. <br>3.) Low humidity - cold air and heaters make air extra dry. <br>Humidity control, in particular, whole-home humidifiers, help bring in a good level of moisture into your home to keep your indoor relative humidity between 40-60%.<br>4.) Cold / Flu Season - germs love dry air, and so it's no coincidence that flu and colds happen often in the colder months. <br>Total home air purification is the solution you need to purify the air in your entire home. <br>5.) Air pollution - it comes in all shapes and forms. Pets, babies, rugs, outdoor air, paint, adhesives, cooking, etc. <br>Purification and Source control are the solutions. By installing a central air monitor, you can have data sent directly to your phone and identify the source of pollution in your home. Then the whole-home purification system sanitizes your home's air and cleans your surfaces. <br>6.) Mold - the solution to mold is a combination of purification, humidity control and filtration. <br>Learn more about this all by reading our articles - https://iaq.works/filtration/what-the-first-day-of-fall-means-for-indoor-air-quality/<br>

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