Poorly filtered or non HEPA filtered vacuum cleaners can pollute the air you breathe and cause poor indoor air quality.  A MUST SEE for asthma sufferers, allergy sufferers or people with respiratory issues.

Is your home or condo getting enough fresh air.  Stale air or poor ventilation can lead to an increase in airborne, dust, toxins, chemicals, allergens, mold and odours.  Poor ventilation leads to an increase in CO2 and can make you feel lethargic, lead to headaches, migraines and respiratory issues.

Outdoor air pollution will affect your indoor air quality...unless you have the right furnace filters.

Did you know that using the wrong water with your room humidifier can actually pollute your indoor air quality?  Find out why in Episode 1 of the Air Quality Frank Podcast - You Are What You Inhale.

Frank Haverkate (Air Quality Frank) is a Forensic Environmental Consultant with over 27 years of experience in the Indoor Air Quality Field.  Join him weekly for easy to follow Indoor Air Quality Advice, hacks and product testing to make your condo, home or office a healthy place to live.