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| The most common environmental hazards in the home are identified below. We urge you to consult an environmental specialist if you suspect any problems that could pose a risk to the safety or well being of your family. | ||
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Fundamentals Graduate Study Mortgage 101 Investments 101 |
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| > Class Topics Fundamentals • Sellers' Corner • Buyers' Corner • Enviro-Info • Agency Relationship • Other • Dictionary of Terms Graduate Study Mortgage 101 Investments 101  |
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Indoor Air Pollutants** |
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Lead Contaminants |
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Other Hazards |
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**Due to their relatively small particle size, gaseous pollutants are extremely difficult to remove from indoor air. The most common types of absorption filters - activated carbon (charcoal filters) or aluminum oxide (alumina), remove only a limited amount of pollutant gases. Once fully absorbed, the filter can even re-release gases back into the air. Larger absorption type filters are generally more effective but less practical except in extreme cases where an individual is overly sensitive. Eliminating the source of the pollutant and use of a balanced ventilation system are the two most effective ways to deal with indoor gas pollutants. |
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