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How To Deal With An Indoor Air Quality Problem
Indoor air quality is an important issue when you want to keep your family healthy. The air in your home becomes polluted by products you bring in your home, cleaning products you use, building materials, dampness that causes mold, radon, lead, asbestos, cigarette smoke, pollen, dust, and other allergens. If your home is sealed tightly and you don't use air purifiers, your indoor air could potentially be unhealthy to breathe on a daily basis.
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After struggling for weeks with my indoor air quality, I realized that part of the problem was the type of cleaners I was using at home. I was frustrated with the scents of my house, so I was using harsh chemicals that weren't good for the environment--or for my family members. Fortunately, a friend of mine pointed out the mistake, and within a few weeks I had changed my ways. I wanted to begin looking for better environmental products to start making your home a little cleaner, so I began looking for a great business that could help. Check out these posts for information about eco-friendly cleaners.
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