Comments on: Indoor Air is Everywhere And It's Not Always Good

By: Kerri

Kerri — Sat, 20 Jun 2009 17:00:30 +0000

Have you seen the AirSource 3000?

http://www.shaklee.net/bethechange/product/55102

There is a home unit as well as one for your vehicle.

By: kare anderson

kare anderson — Thu, 18 Jun 2009 18:02:29 +0000

What a goldmine of a site you have. In addition to the VOCs for healthier air one needs to remove the tiny airborne RSPs that go deep into the lungs worsening allergies asthma and other respiratory illnesses. With the new non-metallic technology in whole home/whole facility air cleaners such as AspenAir Inside we have an affordable way to remove 99% of the RSPs. Such units can be bolted onto most any HVAC system, need only 1-2 filter changes a year (less than 10 min. total) and do not emit harmful ozone. Here in Calif where we often have summer wildfires this has been especially helpful.

I write about ways to keep the air clean at home – the one place we can control here…
http://healthyairathome.blogspot.com/

By: Will M

Will M — Thu, 18 Jun 2009 14:28:52 +0000

This is a very good point. Especially when we regard the question in the context of places that kids spend most of their time, the EPA’s inclusion of indoor air pollution in their list of the “Top 5 Environmental Health Threats” is especially poignant.

For more info about (poor) indoor air quality and what to do about it check out our “Learn” section over yonder at energycircle.com: http://www.energycircle.com/blog/learn-about-home-energy/air-quality/