Indoor Air Pollution can cause the following:

Allergic Reactions, Headaches, Sinus problems, Respiratory Illness symptoms, Increased Asthma symptoms and increased Colds and other Illnesses from Airborn Microorganisms.

Studies show that indoor air can be 100 times more polluted than outdoor air

Today's advanced construction and renovation techniques create tighter, more efficient houses. But tighter houses also trap airborne microorganisms...creating indoor air that has been found to be as much as 100 times more polluted than outdoor air.

Air conditioning, allergies and mold

An important contributor to the indoor air pollution problem can be the air conditioning system. As air conditioning operates, moisture condenses inside the system, creating areas that are optimum for mold growth and musty odors. The circulating air can pick up billions of mold spores and other microscopic bio-contamination from inside the air conditioning system, and spread them throughout the house, causing increased allergic reactions and respiratory illness symptoms.