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With news stories about the poor air quality in cities and depressing pictures of smoggy skylines, it’s no wonder that most folks might assume that their indoor air quality is better than the air quality outdoors. However, indoor air quality is, on average, two to five times worse than that of outdoor air, and the EPA rates indoor air pollution as one of the five greatest public health risks.

Check out this Comprehensive Guide that Remodeler TV Blog follower Matt Zajechowski helped develop that focuses on indoor air quality and how to improve it with low maintenance houseplants. And you can learn more in today’s video from the Carrier Consumer Education Series featuring Indoor Air Quality Expert, Larry Hacker.

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