As winter sets in, we spend more time indoors, keeping doors and windows shut to stay warm. While this makes sense for comfort, it can also create an environment where indoor air quality (IAQ) declines. Poor ventilation, humidity imbalances, and the use of heating systems can all contribute to unhealthy air, impacting your health and well-being.

As winter sets in, we spend more time indoors, keeping doors and windows shut to stay warm. While this makes sense for comfort, it can also create an environment where indoor air quality (IAQ) declines. Poor ventilation, humidity imbalances, and the use of heating systems can all contribute to unhealthy air, impacting your health and well-being.

Your home, office, and the products in them can be the unwanted source of unhealthy gases called volatile organic compounds or VOCs.