Did they know that the air inside the home could be more polluted than the air outside? Up to five times more polluted, in fact.

That’s because the homes are built so tight that they are trapping air pollution within the home and spoiling the air quality. That’s where AprilAire Whole-House Ventilation solutions come into play!   

AprilAire Whole-House Ventilation Key and Its Benefits 

Consider inviting AprilAire Whole-House Ventilation solutions to be the lungs of the Healthy Home. As the system breathes fresh, clean air in, it exhales dirty air out—protecting the home’s air from unwanted contaminants that pose a threat to the health of the home and family. 

Here are some of the common contaminants they can help evict from the home with the right ventilation system:  

  • Airborne Viruses 
  • Volatile Organic Compounds (or VOCs) 
  • Allergens 
  • Carbon Monoxide  
  • Tobacco Smoke 
  • Ozone 
  • Odors 

Common Types of Ventilation  

According to the EPA, the “proper design, operation, and maintenance of a ventilation system is essential in providing indoor air that is free from harmful concentrations of pollutants.”  

As a result, there are three types of ventilation used to protect a Healthy Home: Natural, mechanical, and mixed-mode. 

Natural Ventilation 

By opening windows or screen doors, fresh air can naturally flow throughout the home. 

Mechanical Ventilation  

Fresh air is pushed into the home with help from a mechanical fan. 

Mix-Mode Ventilation 

A combination of natural and mechanical ventilation helps supply the home with Healthy Air. 

AprilAire Whole-House Ventilation Solutions Use Ventilation 

Mechanical ventilation also helps remove excess moisture from the home’s air

Helping push fresh air into the home, AprilAire Whole-House Ventilation solutions use mechanical ventilation for easy airflow control, designed to keep the family breathing Healthy Air in their Healthy Home, always. 

Mechanical ventilation also helps remove excess moisture living in the home’s air. Without it, trapped moisture can linger, causing structural issues, unhealthy air quality levels, discomfort, and increased risk of illness.  

Plus, when they regularly change the air filters, they can ensure their home’s air is free from micro-organisms, odors, and vapors—regardless of weather, humidity levels, or outdoor air pollution! 

Healthy Home Dos and Don’ts  

Don’t let dirty air impact the health any longer!  

DO: Keep location and home size in mind when shopping for solutions 

Speak with the local Healthy Air Professional to determine the home’s specific needs.  

DON’T: Forget to keep the system up to code 

Keeping up with the standards put forth by the American Society of Heating, Refrigerating, and Air-Conditioning Engineers (or ASHRAE), AprilAire Whole-House Ventilation solutions meet the requirements of the International Residence Code as well as the International Energy Conservation Code. 

DO: Eliminate VOCs 

Unfortunately, that “fresh laundry” smell is a key indicator that the laundry solutions contain harmful VOCs that can impact the Indoor Air Quality. So, opt for plant-based or non-VOC products to protect the air. 

DON’T: Forget to install smoke and carbon monoxide detectors throughout the home 

A great system can help maintain the Indoor Air Quality of a Healthy Home, but it’s still important to take necessary precautions to protect themselves from emergencies. 

DO: Open windows or use fans to supplement ventilation when necessary 

Trying the hand at a DIY project that involves paint, glue, or products riddled with VOCs? Opening a window or using a fan can help force these pollutants outside for quick ventilation. 

Final Thoughts 

When the home lacks proper ventilation, they’re sure to breathe in stale, stagnant, and dirty air.

But with the right ventilation solutions in place, like AprilAire Whole-House Ventilation, they can fill the Healthy Home with fresh, Healthy Air while maintaining airflow and removing harmful pollutants from the home’s air!  

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