"The air in your home naturally collects odors from cooking, pets, garbage, fabrics, and daily living. It's no secret that many of us spend the majority of our time inside, especially with the rise of remote work in the past few years and more volatile weather conditions making it less enjoyable to be outside in the summer and winter months."
"This one quick task is often overlooked, but it's a crucial and easy home maintenance swap for better air quality. Standalone and HVAC air filters help trap irritants like dust, pollen, pet dander, mold spores, and even tiny bacteria. When your air filters are not changed often, these pollutants can recirculate in your house, potentially worsening allergies, asthma, and other respiratory issues."
Indoor air accumulates odors and particles from cooking, pets, garbage, fabrics, and everyday activities, increasing exposure to irritants. Regularly replacing standalone and HVAC air filters traps dust, pollen, pet dander, mold spores, and bacteria, reducing allergens and respiratory triggers while improving HVAC efficiency. Pollutants can recirculate if filters are neglected. Filter replacement frequency depends on system recommendations and seasonal use. Air-care products, including filters with carbon, help control odors. Consistent cleaning habits and appropriate products maintain fresher air and decrease the buildup of everyday particles in living spaces.
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