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Jan312012

How to Improve the Air Quality of Your Office

Many office buildings have poor IAQ because of pollution sources and poorly designed, maintained, or operated ventilation systems.

  • Office workers help to improve the indoor air in their buildings by paying attention to environmental conditions including ventilation, temperature, and the presence of odors. Report any problems to facility managers immediately.
  • To improve IAQ, be careful not to block air vents or grilles, keep your space clean and dry, and do not bring in products that may pollute the indoor air.

SOURCE: www.epa.gov

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