For Your Healthy Air
How to find out if your indoor air could be putting you at risk
"Life is not a problem to be solved, but a reality to be experienced."
-- Søren Kierkegaard
Tools for Indoor Air Quality
You can take important steps to evaluate and improve the health of the air you breathe. This helps protect you and everyone around you!
CO2 and PM Monitor
Studies have demonstrated that levels of CO2 (carbon dioxide) can serve as a meaningful proxy for measuring airborne viruses. Three CO2 sensors are available in the US and have each been shown to be reliable tools. Click picture for these solid options.
Corsi-Rosenthal Box
Here's a DIY room air purifier for <$100 that actually outperforms high- priced HEPA units! For home, school, individual office, vet office, anywhere you wanted cleaner air. Add your own unique design details. Click photo for background & helpful building details.
Ventilate, Ventilate, Ventilate!
If your CO2 monitor is showing higher levels than seem healthy, you may consider one or more of the following options
Quality Masks
A mask is perhaps the most important tool in your journey through indoor air environments. Covid-19 vaccinations are essential; get boosted if you haven't already! High quality masks are still needed to avoid infection and spread.