Indoor Air Pollution and It Effects Your Families Health

Indoor air pollution can have long-term effects on our health and overall well-being. That's why it's essential to be aware of what these are. And have to be very careful because whether we like it or not, it can be more toxic inside the four walls of our house instead of outside. 

That's why it's important to know what kind of pollutants there are in the home that affects air quality. When we understand these, it can help us manage these and also keep ourselves healthy. 

Here are three examples of indoor air pollution and its effect on health.

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1. Mold

Molds are part of the fungi family that release spores that float through the air. If we don't take care of our home's cleanliness, humidity, and ventilation, mold can negatively affect our health. It can cause stuffy noses, wheezing, and red itchy skin or eyes. It can also worsen allergies or asthma. 

2.  Household Products 

We don't realize it, but sometimes the things we use at home can cause indoor air pollution. These can include cleaning, carpentry, auto repair, gardening, and many other household items. And what happens is that they can contain ingredients that can harm us, the people we love, and the environment. At high doses, when we inhale, swallow, or absorb them through the skin, it can potentially lead to brain damage and even death. 

3. Carbon Monoxide

It's scary to know that something invisible and odorless can be so harmful. That's what carbon monoxide is. It's usually found in combustion fumes made by cars. But it can also come out of lanterns, stoves, gas ranges, and heating systems. And when left unchecked and without a good flow of air, they can build up. Symptoms can include headache, dizziness, weakness, nausea, vomiting, and chest pain. Ultimately, it can cause sudden illness and death. 

You can always make sure that the home remains safe from indoor air pollution. And the way to do this is by eliminating or managing their sources inside the house. Also, this means keeping cleanliness, humidity, and also having proper ventilation. 

Well, we do know that having solid walls is vital to maintain these. And if walls need to be repaired to strengthen them, we can use SafeMend Non-Toxic Wall Mending Agent. 

It's 100% free from air-polluting VOCs - the only one in the market!

It's safe for the home with no risk to the health of you and your loved ones. It's what you need to keep your walls strong while helping you keep out indoor air pollution that can bring damage to health. 

Happy fixing!

SafeMend™ Team