Articles, tagged with "indoor air pollution", page 1
09th February 2012
Indoor air pollution is a result of tobacco smoke, gas, oils, kerosene, lumber, fossil fuel, building materials, insulation that contains asbestos fiber, wet carpets, furnishings as well as cupboards which are made from certain wood products, numerous hou...
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Author:
Mark Hampton
24th October 2011
In addition to normal cleansing, it is suggested that you take into account owning your air vents professionally cleaned soon after any of the next occasions: drinking water coming into your ducts (leaking water pipe, leaky roof, faulty condensation admin...
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Author:
DexterCharles
23rd August 2011
Outdoor allergies are often debilitating for a lot of people in the spring and summer. The environments we subject ourselves to on a daily basis does have a great impact on our health. Believe it or not, poor air quality exposure may be having a negati...
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Author:
Dr. Nathalie Beauchamp
09th August 2011
House attic fans, in conjunction with open windows, efficiently propel hot air and its pollutants (smoke, humidity, odors) to the attic of a home. This eliminates the build-up of heat by dispelling the air with a cooling fan and providing home occupants w...
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Author:
Joseph Mark
04th August 2011
Air duct cleaning refers to cleaning of heating and cooling devices in your house which have components of air systems in it. In the long run, it is likely to get accumulated with dust particles which may cause serious health problems. The indoor air poll...
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Author:
robinstelv
27th July 2011
Electro-magnetic pollution is turning into a major situation of the brand new millennium, as the information age reaches full stride. In the previous few years there have been quite a few exposés on U.S. nationwide tv, documenting the many in poor health ...
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Author:
jonwrightway
22nd June 2011
Did you know that indoor air pollution is one of the biggest dangers that often go unnoticed? Have you ever considered installing air purifiers or cleaners? Many people in America suffer from air borne diseases such as asthma and one of the reasons could ...
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Author:
Nick
10th June 2011
Typical grooming and visits to the veterinarian will limit the threats pets pose to indoor air top quality. For most individuals, the extra routine maintenance pets necessitate is offset by the health and fitness added benefits of reduced blood stress and...
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Author:
Phil Owens
09th June 2011
Indoor air quality is usually a major health issue. According to the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), pollutant ranges are generally 2 to 5 times larger inside the house compared to out. These kinds of contaminants contain airborne debris and air pa...
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Author:
Ella Raj
27th May 2011
Home air filters play a major role in the ventilation system of a house.
Filters used in the heating, ventilation and air-conditioning systems are known as HVAC filters. Indoor air pollution is one of the most harmful forms of pollution affecting ever...
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Author:
CraigeJones
24th May 2011
According to the EPA, Indoor Air Pollution is one of the largest health risks facing Americans today. There are many sources of poor indoor air quality and odor in any home.
If you want a powerful green odor remover for your home or business, visit NoO...
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Author:
DJ Keller
24th May 2011
PurAyre™ Ionic Air Purifier Ionizer can be used to purify air of harmful allergens and odor. This attractive, discrete, light weight and cordless ionizer plugs into any outlet so there are no messy wires and includes a night light. PurAyre™ Ionizer Air Pu...
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Author:
DJ Keller
09th May 2011
Indoor Air Pollution can cause Chemical Sensitivity
According to the EPA, "indoor pollution can be as much as 100 times greater than outdoors". Health effects from indoor air pollutants may be experienced soon after exposure or, possibly, years later a...
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Author:
DJ Keller
09th May 2011
Is Indoor Air Pollution making you Sick at Work?
Indoor air quality problems are not limited to just homes. According to the World Health Organization 30% of buildings are affected by contaminated indoor air. In this article, we will discuss options t...
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Author:
DJ Keller
03rd May 2011
GOT ODOR?
Your home and yard can easily be invaded by offensive and toxic odor from pets, ashtrays, urine, feces, sweat, spills, chemicals, perfumes, diapers, mold, cooking, smoke, garbage, new carpet, paint, shoes, vomit, skunk, mothballs, formaldehyd...
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Author:
DJ Keller