As spring gives way to summer, many homeowners are quick to shut their windows, seal up their homes, and prepare for months of cooling comfort. But with the doors and windows closed, a new challenge arises—your indoor air quality (IAQ) becomes more important than ever.
Without fresh outdoor breezes circulating, pollutants can accumulate inside your home. Fortunately, there are several practical and proactive steps homeowners can take to maintain clean, breathable indoor air all season long. Let’s explore the top indoor air quality factors that you can control as a homeowner—and how tools like air purifiers play a critical role in the process.
Most homeowners in the area rightfully focus on temperature control when keeping their houses comfortable. Our summers are long and staggeringly hot, and without a good air conditioner, you might just melt on the spot. But as important as it is, it’s not the only aspect of home comfort. Indoor air quality can play a huge role in making your house feel right. We get a lot of dust in the air in the Inland Empire, especially in the summer, as well as high humidity levels and the proliferation of germs and allergens.