Clean air is important to overall health and wellness. Most people in good health are not heavily affected by minor air quality problems, but minimizing exposure to indoor and outdoor air pollutants can make a big difference in your clients’ health, especially for those with allergies, respiratory problems, or asthma.
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Control sources of indoor air pollution.When cleaning, change the vacuum’s bag or filter often to avoid putting dust particles back into the air. In the bathroom or kitchen areas, make sure to use cleaners that kill mold and bacteria. After cleaning, make sure all cleaning solutions are…
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You can find current air condition reports on the Environmental Protection Agency’s airnow.gov website, in your local newspaper, or on regional TV weather stations. Pollen count, smog, and humidity all affect air quality. Because many pollutants are odorless and colorless, you cannot…
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