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During the winter, most people spend a lot of time inside. Closed windows, heating systems, dust, and chemicals contribute to decreased indoor air quality.
Poor indoor air quality causes irritations of the eyes and lungs, according to the Environmental Protection Agency. The damage doesn’t stop there; other poor air quality also causes other symptoms like headaches, fatigue, and dizziness.
You can prevent most of these harmful effects. Use the tips in this article to improve your indoor air quality this winter. Click through to read more on this topic.