 A Word On Air Quality Airborne contaminates such as dust, pollen, pet dander, molds, spores and various allergens negatively effect the quality of the air we breath. Many filtration devise are currently available to families seeking to the improve the breathable air in their home but few impact the total cubic footage as effectively as the heating and cooling system of a home. The forced air and/or a central air conditioning within a home filters virtually all of the air within a house over the course of a single day. Choosing high quality filters for use within these systems can cause a dramatic improvement in the air quality. In addition following manufacturer instructions as to the replacement of these filters can enable the environment of your home to maintain a consistency of quality. Other steps to improve the air quality of your home include yearly steam cleaning of all carpets thru-out the home. Bi-annual cleaning of all window screens. Annual duct cleaning. Bi-annual cleaning of ceiling fan blades and lighting fixtures, often neglected as they are out of sight. Laundering of curtains and drapes. For more information about air quality visit; |