Indoor Air Is Susceptible To Pollution, Too

It's a simple fact: odds are, the air in your home is more polluted than the air outside. This is without taking into consideration additional pollutants such as heavy dust environment, pet dander, or cigarette smoke. We're talking about the average home, here, not some slum in the middle of downtown. Our bodies are made to handle some air pollution, but cars are made to handle wrecks, too. That doesn't mean it's good for you.