Necessary To Improve Indoor Air Quality :

The living room is often the most used space in the house. It is also a problem area when it comes to indoor air quality. There are many indoor pollutants in this particular space. Pet dander and hair are common pollutants, and animal allergens can cause asthma attacks. It is important for homeowners to vacuum and clean carpets, rugs and upholstered furniture often.

Another threat to indoor air quality in the living room is fireplaces. These and leaking chimneys are sources of carbon monoxide, a toxic gas which cannot be seen or smelled. It can cause fatigue, chest pain, headaches, dizziness and impaired vision. Homeowners should ensure that the flue damper is operational and that the chimney is properly sealed.