October ushers in National Indoor Air Quality Awareness Month, a perfect time to tackle the rising allergens and declining air quality that sneak into our daily lives. With colder weather on the horizon and more time spent indoors, it’s crucial to focus on the state of our living spaces. Understanding and improving indoor air quality is key to making sure our homes remain retreats from the seasonal surge in indoor pollutants.
Here are our top tips for making the most of National Indoor Air Quality Awareness Month:
You know improving your indoor air quality is beneficial for your home’s health, but thinking about tackling the entire house can feel daunting. This one-week challenge encourages you to focus on small tasks that can help make a big impact.
So, pick a week this month and start improving your indoor air!
While you clean up your indoor air, let’s get clear on some important info, too. Check out the video below where 3M Senior Application Engineer Kelsey Hei busts a common misconception about airflow restriction from higher efficiency Filtrete™ Air Filters.
CERTIFIED asthma & allergy friendly® Filtrete™ Air Filters are designed to capture allergens and help improve air quality, playing a vital role in a holistic approach to healthier indoor environments. But earning this certification isn’t easy.
To become CERTIFIED asthma & allergy friendly®, filters undergo rigorous product testing by independent, third-party labs. When evaluating filters, the Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America focuses on testing a filter’s ability to capture real allergens and their impacts on overall indoor air quality. Find more about the testing performance criteria below.