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Facts about indoor air quality.

• The EPA has identified indoor air quality as one of the five most urgent environmental risks to public health.(7)

• The majority of all infections and allergies are passed from one person to the other through the air.

• The National Academy of Sciences Institute of Medicine reports that exposure to indoor pollutants is a key contributor to the asthma problem of this nation.(8)

• Today's tighter, better insulated homes limit natural ventilation and trap indoor air contaminants inside.

Indoor air quality is becoming the homeowners' highest priority.

We spend over 90 percent of our time indoors and according to the Environmental Protection Agency, the air inside in our homes is up to 100 times more polluted than outdoor air.(1) If too little outdoor air enters a dwelling or office, microorganisms can collect to levels that pose health and comfort problems. This problem can be especially serious in the energy efficient homes built in the last twenty years. These homes may not allow enough air changes, keeping contaminated air in and fresh air out.