Thursday, October 28, 2010

Improving Indoor Air Quality

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 business and your home:
  • Avoid smoking and the use of chemicals indoors.
  • Use building materials that don't emit toxins. Ask your builder for some eco-friendly building options.
  • Dehumidify in moist areas.
  • Ensure adequate ventilation.
  • Use filters that help reduce air pollutants.
For information on high quality air filters to improve indoor air quality, contact Rick Butefish at www.Filters4Me.com or 918-292-8600.

To build a new Tulsa, OK home or for questions about acceptable green building materials in Tulsa, OK, contact Rick Oberlender of US Building Systems at 918-518-5913.

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