When people think of air pollution, they
often think about the clouds of smog that hang over cities or the smoke emanating
from cars. Indoor environments, however, can also be subject to air pollution.
The truth is, indoor air can actually be more polluted than the air outside. It
can be full of dust, pollen, and other things that could result in health
hazards for your family. Allergens and irritants, for example, can make it
difficult for people to breathe or increase the chance of attacks for asthma
sufferers.