Opening your windows often, even in the winter improves indoor air quality and it is especially important to do during cold and flu season. Air purifiers require a lot of energy to run, and typically because of their design do not remove some indoor pollutants. It is not necessary to leave the window open for a long time, so bundle up for a little bit and let the breeze come in. Adding plants to a room also help indoor air quality by absorbing carbon dioxide and replacing oxygen.
Friday, February 20, 2009
Opening your windows often, even in the winter improves indoor air quality and it is especially important to do during cold and flu season. Air purifiers require a lot of energy to run, and typically because of their design do not remove some indoor pollutants. It is not necessary to leave the window open for a long time, so bundle up for a little bit and let the breeze come in. Adding plants to a room also help indoor air quality by absorbing carbon dioxide and replacing oxygen.
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