Today's buildings are constructed tighter than ever to be more energy-efficient. But the EPA found that indoor air is 2-5 times more polluted than outdoor air. Considering that people on average spend about 90% of their time indoors, it's vital to improve the quality of the air everyone is breathing. Health risks from poor Indoor Air Quality (IAQ) include:
Finding the right balance of humidification can make a big difference not only in the occupants health but also to save money on energy and protect items such as hardwood floors and electronics in the building.
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The Indoor Air Quality (IAQ) of a building can have potentially harmful, implications for occupants that live, work, or study there every day. IAQ is a measurement of the amount of undesirable substances in the air that can have adverse health effects such as Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC), carbon monoxide, natural gas, mold, and bacteria. The harmful effects that can result from poor IAQ include:
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