Although there are pollutants in the air at all times throughout the year, it’s extremely important to protect yourself during the spring and summer when allergens abound. If you think your home is protected from the pollutants that are outdoors just because you have walls, think again. And considering the average American spends 90 percent of his or her life indoors, it behooves everyone to take more caution and consider improving their home’s air quality.
Here are four ways to prevent poor indoor air quality during the hot seasons when it matters most.