Air Quality Innovation Starts at Home
Indoor air filtration systems are improving due to poor outside air quality, especially in high-populated areas such as Toronto.
TOPICS Our lives are affected by the quality of air in our environment. Whether it be bacteria, viruses, symptoms, or the items around you, it’s important to detect where the problem may lie and how to increase the quality of air you breathe daily.
Indoor air filtration systems are improving due to poor outside air quality, especially in high-populated areas such as Toronto.
Everyday household objects such as wooden furniture, candles, cleaning sprays, and pets can release harmful pollutants into your home. Learn how an air purifier can improve your indoor air quality.
According to the Ontario Lung Association, the average person takes 22,000 breaths per day.
Spring can be a difficult time for Canadians with asthma. Learn how Asthma Canada recommends cleaning the air in your home to reduce potential irritants.
To Mike Holmes, good indoor air quality lets him know his family and home are safe. Read how homeowners can improve their air — and breathe healthier.
Spring is an exciting time for everyone — unless you have allergies. Learn how to get through the season without sneezing.
