Many chemicals from cleaners, waxes and materials in your homemay build up and actually make you feel ill, irritable and depressed.
The most energy-efficient and inexpensive method to improve theair quality in your home is to reduce the amount of pollutants youput in the air.
Recent research also suggests that certain varieties of commonhouseplants can help purify indoor air.
When cooking, cleaning, painting, etc., operate an exhaust ventfan. Close the doors to that room and crack open a window just alittle to reduce heated air loss from the rest of your home.
Replace synthetic household cleaners and materials in your homewith "low-tox" natural …
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