These are great tips to remember, especially during the winters here. We try to open our windows often, but come winter, that becomes difficult. We do need to change our filter for our heater before we use it again.
This is great information to be sharing since most people only consider the outdoor air to be potentially polluted. Both your tips to open windows and change filters on a regular schedule are sage pieces of advice.
When my husband built our house he put in an air exchanger for just this reason. It really helps around her in fire season when the air outside is so smoky.
We have allergies in our family so air quality is important to us. I have a great filter that helps clean the air. I will have to look into what plants help filter.
I need to change filters around my house. We have forced hot air heat, so it gets wicked dusty in here.
Thanks for sharing these tips. I would have never thought of OPENING the windows to reduce indoor pollutants. It makes sense, though.
I have stopped using air freshener sprays here, and do not burn candles. I also try to open my windows whenever possible.
These are great tips to remember, especially during the winters here. We try to open our windows often, but come winter, that becomes difficult. We do need to change our filter for our heater before we use it again.
You just reminded me that I need to clean out my filters. I cannot wait until I can open up the windows and let the air flow in.
These are all great tips on how to reduce indoor air pollution. I’ll have to get some indoor plants to help filter the air.
I need to change my filters more often since I have pets. I’ve also been trying to use more natural cleaning products.
I open my windows as often as I can. I wish I had more houseplants, I’ll get more when I move.
I didn’t know houseplants helped with that…makes sense though! I try to leave my windows open as much as possible~
This is great information to be sharing since most people only consider the outdoor air to be potentially polluted. Both your tips to open windows and change filters on a regular schedule are sage pieces of advice.
When my husband built our house he put in an air exchanger for just this reason. It really helps around her in fire season when the air outside is so smoky.
Thanks for sharing these tips. I would have never thought of opening the windows to reduce indoor issues! Loved it!
Thanks for the great tips! I know the air in my home could definitely be a lot cleaner.
These are great tips. I put a reminder in my phone about air filters because I always forget!
I’m really intrigued about using plants to reduce indoor air pollution. I’ve heard it can help with asthma also.
Changing the filters is key when you have the air conditioning 24/7 for six months out of the year. Great tips!
I’m guilty of not changing my filters enough, that much I know. I’m making a note now to do that!
Changing filters is so important to keep your air fresh. Thanks for the great tips. I will have to pick up a few house plants to help filter the air.
We have allergies in our family so air quality is important to us. I have a great filter that helps clean the air. I will have to look into what plants help filter.
oh wow i need this. both my mom and i totally use this especially in her house.
great tips! my husband always makes sure our filters are changed.