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Wildfire Smoke Creeps Indoors: Experts Say Home Air Matters Too
As air quality concerns continue across Northern Ontario, health officials and HVAC experts are reminding residents that smoke particles can make their way indoors, affecting the air we breathe at home. In this report, Algoma Public Health explains the health risks associated with wildfire smoke exposure, the symptoms to watch for, and who is most vulnerable. We also speak with Stellar Heating & Cooling about how furnace filters, MERV ratings, and home ventilation systems can help improve indoor air quality during smoky conditions. Learn how often you should check your furnace filter, why staying indoors can help reduce exposure, and the steps homeowners can take to keep their indoor air cleaner during wildfire season.
