Improving Indoor Air Pollution

Indoor air pollution can pose many health risks, including: allergies, asthma, and even cancer. The average person spends about 30% of their day at work and 75% of their day indoors . These simple solutions can improve the air quality in your home:

• Avoiding smoking and the use of chemicals indoors
• Using building materials that don't emit toxins. Ask your builder for some eco-friendly building options.
• Dehumidifying in moist areas
• Ensuring adequate ventilation
• Using air filters that help reduce air pollutants
• Replacing older heating and a/c units
• Installing carbon monoxide detectors, ventilation systems, and air purifiers
  

For information on quality air filters to improve indoor air quality, contact Rick Butefish at Filters4Me.com or 918-292-8600.

To build a new Tulsa, OK home, contact Rick Oberlender of US Building Systems at 918-734-1293.

For Heating and A/C Service in Tulsa, contact Stephan Taylor, Air Assurance, 918-258-HEAT or www.airassurance.com.