Air filtration is a crucial component in maintaining good indoor air quality for slowing the spread of viruses and other infectious airborne diseases - as well as clearing out wildfire smoke.

Properly installed and maintained air filtration systems can capture and remove harmful particulates and microorganisms from the air, reducing the risk of transmission in indoor spaces. The use of high-efficiency particulate air (HEPA) filters has been shown to be particularly effective in capturing and removing airborne viruses. By implementing effective air filtration systems, individuals can take an important step in protecting themselves and others from the spread of infectious diseases.

If you can’t afford commercial air filters, you can easily build one yourself.

Practices

Inexpensive Air Filtration

Inexpensive Air Filtration

Masking

Masking