Controlling indoor air pollution requires a comprehensive strategy focused on eliminating pollutant sources, improving fresh ventilation, and upgrading air filtration. Begin by removing known pollution sources, such as restricting indoor smoking, opting for non-toxic cleaning agents, and properly venting combustion appliances directly outside. Enhance natural ventilation by opening windows when outdoor air is clean and running exhaust fans in kitchens and bathrooms. Upgrade your home's mechanical defense by installing high-efficiency particulate media filters in your HVAC system or utilizing standalone air purifiers equipped with true HEPA and activated carbon filters. Finally, maintain indoor relative humidity between 30 and 50 percent to prevent mold and dust mite infestations.
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