On average, people spend 90% of their time inside buildings where the atmosphere is concentrated with pollutants two to five times higher than the outdoors. People assume that the air inside their homes and offices is clean, but in reality, indoor air is more polluted than the air we breathe outdoors. The good news is that improving indoor air quality is possible, and dads have a significant role in ensuring that the air inside living spaces is clean because poor indoor air quality often leads to health disorders, including decreased sperm quality and quantity. Breathing in polluted air also causes asthma, cancers, birth defects, and behavioral and learning disorders in children., it's important to find ways to make your home clean and safe to protect your children's health. Below are practical ways dads can help reduce indoor air pollution at home.
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