Improve your indoor air quality

FOX 35 Good Day talked to Green Living Consultant Kimberly Button.

The EPA says that your indoor air is 2-5 times more toxic than outdoors. Poor indoor air quality greatly impacts kids and adults with asthma and allergies (possibly even causing asthma), as well as simply being unhealthy in the long term. This is a great time of year for Central Floridians to create a healthier breathing environment indoors.

1. Open Your Windows - Great for ventilation, a free and easy solution, perfect for this time of year
2. Replace or Clean Your Air Filters
3. Vacuum Regularly - Toxic particles actually adhere to dust

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