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Employers across the world are welcoming their workforce back to the office. They are revising health and sanitization protocols to make sure employees feel safe while at work. But taking daily temperature readings and social distancing is not enough. To regulate the quality of indoor air in your workplace, you must take a few extra steps.

Indoor air quality testing can be an incredibly important part of a household’s health. However, many people don’t understand just what’s tested. And, why it’s important to look for certain things. This can lead to people not knowing if someone can take care of their air quality issues.

10 Ways Your Baby’s Bedroom Air Quality Can be Improved

1.  Only use No VOC and No Odor paints
Before you paint your baby’s bedroom that perfect shade, make sure the paint you’ve chosen does not contain volatile organic compounds (VOCs) or harmful odors.

Are you planning on renovating your home? Even small indoor renovations or repairs will severely degrade the air you and your family breathe to a very unhealthy level.

You want your home to be as healthy as possible for you and your family. Listed below are 5 ways you can instantly improve your indoor air quality.
1: Replace any carpeting with hard wood floors.
Your carpeting traps ultrafine particulates.  The same principle goes for area rugs.

Here is a list of activities you can do by yourself to significantly improve the air quality of your home:
1) Cap your sump pit.
A properly capped sump pit will reduce radon gas, which is the second leading  cause of lung cancer in the United States. An added bonus: you deter the mice and rats from an unnecessary watering hole.