Thousands of years ago when humans began populating the earth, we lived outdoors, breathing fresh air that was constantly being cleansed by Mother Nature. Thunderstorms, lightning, and ultraviolet energy from the sun continually cleansed the outdoor air.
Although our outdoor air is more polluted today than it was thousands of years ago, Mother Nature is still at work keeping the outdoor air as clean as possible.
These natural cleaning agents outdoors are not naturally present indoors, and we humans add a vast array of pollutants indoors from building materials, adhesives, cleaning chemicals, disinfectant sprays, deodorizers, insecticides, paints, stains, and the list goes on.
To conserve energy, we have also tightened up our homes, locking in these pollutants and making the effects even worse.
The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) states that our indoor air environment can be:
You see, our body’s immune systems are designed to handle outside air that has been cleansed by these natural processes — but they can’t keep up with the levels of indoor air pollution that we create.
There are three types of airborne contaminants:
And most of them are not even visible to the naked eye.
The American Lung Association tells us that breathing particles that measure below three microns in size can be detrimental to our health — and 98% of all particles we breathe are less than one micron in size. That’s some small stuff that disposable filters cannot remove from the air.
We live and breathe with high levels of these three types of contamination, which also include a large amount of dust mite feces.
As a result, asthma and allergies are on the rise, along with other ailments caused by polluted indoor air, such as:
There have been many studies done on indoor air environments due to concerns over the effects of rising levels of pollutants.
Even as far back as 2001, the National Center for Health Statistics reported an alarming increase in people suffering from severe allergies and asthma due to our poor indoor air quality.
The Harvard School of Public Health reported in a 2003 study that out of 120 homes tested for toxic gases and compounds:
If you have any concerns with the air quality of your home, call Quality Comfort Air Conditioning and Heating Inc. in Melbourne, Florida.
Take control of your indoor air quality and breathe easier in your home.
Quality Comfort Air Conditioning and Heating Inc., located in Brevard County, Florida, is here to help. With rising levels of pollutants and contaminants in our indoor air, it's crucial to prioritize the health and well-being of your family.
Our expert team will:
Indoor air pollution is a serious concern, with particles, biological contaminants, and gases affecting the air we breathe. Disposable filters alone cannot effectively remove these microscopic pollutants.
At Quality Comfort, we provide advanced air purification systems that can tackle even the tiniest particles, ensuring cleaner and healthier air for you and your loved ones.
Don’t let poor indoor air quality compromise your family’s health and well-being.
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