Breathe Cleaner Air Inside Your Home With These IAQ Solutions

As if worrying about spring allergens wasn’t enough, COVID-19 has stressed the importance of maintaining good indoor air quality even more. That’s why homeowners in Bradenton, Florida, are looking for IAQ solutions that help them breathe cleaner air inside their house. Read on to learn more about the best indoor air quality solutions.

Purify With an Air Purifier

Keeping the air supply within your home as clean as possible is easy with the Trane CleanEffects™ Air Cleaner. This device is up to 100 times more effective than the standard air filter in your HVAC system, removing up to 99.98 percent of particle pollutants as small as .1 micron. It works to reduce the presence of dust, pollen, pet dander, dust mites, microbial, cooking grease and even bacteria. Breathing cleaner indoor air has never been easier with this device.

Dehumidify With a Dehumidifier

The Gulf Coast of Florida is known for many things, including the beautiful beaches and stunning sunsets. But with that comes the heat and humidity. Excess moisture in your home can cause numerous problems, including stuffy conditions and the risk of microbial growth. Invest in a dehumidifier and balance your home’s humidity between 40 and 60 percent.

Ventilate With a Ventilator

Since the outdoor temperatures are always so hot in Florida, most homeowners keep their windows closed. That’s what makes having a Trane FreshEffects™ Energy Recovery Ventilator all the more critical. This device exhausts stale indoor air and replaces it with fresh, preconditioned outdoor air. As a result, it decreases the level of chemical vapors, odors and gases trapped in your tightly sealed house, which helps you enjoy a cleaner air supply.

Maintaining good IAQ is vital to your comfort and health. Changing your HVAC system’s filter is essential, but by using these IAQ solutions, you can really protect yourself and your family against the most significant threats. Contact American Heating & Cooling to learn more about how you can keep allergens, viruses and bacteria out of your home.

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