If you have allergies in winter, it’s probably because of the air you’re breathing indoors. Indoor air quality is ranked among the top concerns of environmental health experts. Think bacteria, viruses, mold spores and pet dander, as well as volatile organic compounds in cleaning products, building materials and pesticides. There are common indoor plants that can help and in today’s video from Today’s Home Remodeler TV, HVAC specialist Larry Hacker tells host Stuart Keith about other steps you can take to improve the quality of the air that you and your family breathe in your home.

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