Indoor Air Quality

Take a deep breath.

Come inside and relax.

You can breathe easily inside your home, right?

We hate to tell you this, but the answer is NO.

Breathing the air enclosed inside your home may not be as good for you as you think it is.

Science is showing us that indoor air quality is a huge issue. Surprisingly, the very items that make our homes feel comfy, may be bad for the air you breathe.

Take this quiz to find out what you know about indoor air quality:

Indoor Air Quality Quiz from Air Therm

One: How much more polluted can indoor air be compared to outdoor air?

A) One to two times more polluted
B) Two to five times more polluted
C) Five to ten times more polluted
D) Indoor Air Quality is always better than outdoor air.

Two: Which of the following conditions is NOT caused by poor indoor air quality?

A) Headaches
B) Cancer
C) Joint Pain
D) Fatigue

Three: The EPA identifies four major indoor air pollutants. Which of the following is NOT on the list?

A) Zinc
B) Carbon Monoxide
C) (CO) Formaldehyde/Pressed Wood Products
D) Lead (Pb)

Four: What is one way to reduce exposure to dust mites in indoor spaces?

A) Increase humidity levels
B) Use synthetic bedding materials
C) Clean and vacuum regularly
D)None of the above

Five: Which of the following is NOT a cause of indoor air pollution?

A) Essential oils
B) Cleaning products
C) Air fresheners
D) Furniture

Six: A main contributor to indoor air pollution is known as a VOC, Volatile Organic Compounds. Which of the following items don’t produce VOCs?

A) Paint
B) Glue
C) Markers
D) Soap

Seven: What is the recommended humidity level for indoor air quality?

A) 0-20%
B) 30-50%
C) 60-80%
D) 90-100%

Eight: What is a common source of radon in homes?

A) Building materials
B) Outdoor air
C) Appliances
D)None of the above

Nine: Which of the following is not a common symptom of mold exposure?

A) Allergies
B) Skin irritation
C) Headaches
D) Respiratory problems

Ten: What is one way to reduce exposure to indoor air pollutants?

A) Use natural cleaning products
B) Keep windows closed
C) Use air fresheners
D) Burn candles

No matter your score…

If this quiz has you thinking about the quality of your breathing, call us. Air Therm has solutions for indoor air quality. We guarantee that you will breathe easier. Your health will improve. You’ll think more clearly.

Each breath you take is important and should be germ-free, mold-free, and dust-free.

Call us and ask about the REME Halo Air Filtration System.

Answers

  1. How much more polluted can indoor air be compared to outdoor air?

    2. B) Two to five times more!

  2. Which of the following conditions is NOT caused by poor indoor air quality?

    3. C) Joint Pain

  3. The EPA identifies four major indoor air pollutants. Which of the following is NOT on the list:

    4. A) Zinc

  4. What is one way to reduce exposure to dust mites in indoor spaces?

    5. C) Clean and vacuum regularly

  5. Which of the following is NOT a cause of indoor air pollution?

    6. A) Essential oils

  6. A main contributor to indoor air pollution is known as a VOC, Volatile Organic Compounds. Which of the following items don’t produce VOCs?

    7. D) Soap

  7. What is the recommended humidity level for indoor air quality?

    8. B) 30-50%

  8. What is a common source of radon in homes?

    9. A) Building materials

  9. Which of the following is not a common symptom of mold exposure?

    10. B) Skin irritation

  10. What is one way to reduce exposure to indoor air pollutants?

    11. A) Use natural cleaning products

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