Indoor Air Quality
Indoor air quality is important for every home, especially those with occupants suffering from asthma or allergies. EPA studies show that even in the smoggiest cities, the air inside most modern homes is usually at least ten times more polluted than the air outside. Why is this?
There are a variety of reasons that account for poor air quality in a home:
- Radon and CO2 leeching into a home
- Gas-emitting chemicals used to make carpeting, drapery, household cleaners, and furniture
- Airborne pollutants such as pollen, viruses, dust, and dust mites
- Damp areas that can breed mold, mildew, and other microbes
Recommended Indoor Air Quality Products
AprilAire 720 Fan-Powered Evaporative Humidifier
If you or your family are experiencing dry skin or nasal passages, chapped lips, or static shock, or if your home has wood furnishings including hardwood floors, consider an AprilAire 720 Humidifier. The AprilAire 720 Humidifier takes decades of innovation and combines it into one product that makes it easy to balance your humidity levels and protect your home, health, and wallet. |
iWave-R Air Cleaner
iWave-R is a self-cleaning needlepoint bipolar ionization generator designed specifically for treating air in residential duct A/C systems. As the air flows past the iWave-R, positive and negative ions actively clean the supply air, reducing certain bacteria and viruses in the coil and living space. The ionization process also reduces smoke and odors (cooking, pet, VOCs), as well as other particles in the air. |
Honeywell Whole Home Dehumidifier System
Excess humidity promotes mold growth and condensation, and may even contribute to increased energy usage. Dehumidify your home for comfort and maintenance with whole-home dehumidification products from Honeywell Home. Honeywell dehumidifiers remove excess moisture to help achieve and maintain desired humidity levels. |
Fantech ATMO Fresh Air Appliances
HRV/ERV for balanced ventilation in single-family homes. The ATMO residential HRVs and ERVs (heat and energy recovery ventilators) improve indoor air quality (IAQ). They recover up to 75% of the energy from the extracted air and uses it to temper the incoming fresh air, optimizing the energy required to pre-cool or pre-heat the fresh outside air. |
