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It's hard to find simple solutions in our busy lives. But we all know that quality matters. Especially in the basics such as air, water...and relationships. Now, relationship quality is a personal domain, but air and water quality in the home can be improved with the right shopping decisions.

Not only is stale air lower in oxygen, but it can smell funny, discouraging you from breathing deeply and cleanse your lungs properly, but air quality in the home can be affected by any or many of these:

• Asbestos
• Chemical sprays
• Dry cleaning
• Allergens
• Mold and mildew
• Gas energy
• Carbon Monoxide
• Radon

Green Home, the Environmental Store, is a wonderful resource to research how you can audit your home and then improve problems so they improve the quality of your life. shopping decisions.

Nothing is more fundamental than air, the thin gas that clings to our globe and fills the lungs of every animal who walks upon it.

As the EPA warns us, in the last several years, a growing body of scientific evidence has indicated that the air within homes and other buildings can be more seriously polluted than the outdoor air in even the largest and most industrialized cities.

Other research indicates that people spend approximately 90 percent of their time indoors. Thus, for many people, the risks to health may be greater due to exposure to air pollution indoors than outdoors.

Green Home offers products and information, to help you begin to take back your clean air. Air pollution solutions

NOTE to my readers: We provide resource links to help you protect and nurture your natural resources. Tip: when you contact suppliers in person, online, by phone or email...please ask them about alternatives that are sustainable, green, or habitat-healthy. By asking, we advocate for better protection of our natural resources. Thank you, Carolyn.