environmental safety

How to Improve Indoor Air Quality?

Improving indoor air quality can be achieved by:
- Ensuring proper ventilation in the home.
- Avoiding the use of tobacco and limiting the use of wood-burning stoves.
- Using air purifiers with HEPA filters.
- Regularly cleaning and vacuuming to reduce dust and allergens.
- Keeping humidity levels under control to prevent mold growth.

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