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Additions
Plan the addition to your home to offset the potential health
effects from indoor air pollution in order to relieve potential
health problems associated with allergies and asthma. |
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Attic
Good air-sealing where the ceiling meets the attic is important not only to save
energy and reduce fuel bills. |
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Basement
Before beginning any conversion of basement space into living
space, check the basement for leaks or other signs of moisture
problems. |
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Bathroom
Good ventilation protects both your health and your home.
Ventilation is especially important in bathrooms to remove unwanted
moisture. |
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Indoor
Regardless of which room or rooms you will be remodeling, you should
review our discussion on "Addressing Indoor
Environmental Concerns During Remodeling," specifically our recommendations
on good work practices. |
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Kitchen
Cooking in the kitchen generates a lot of moisture and odors, and requires
ventilation. |
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Painting
There are many factors to consider before beginning a painting
project. |
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Radon Gas
Radon gas is formed as the uranium decays and is a very natural
occurrence. |
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Sewer Gas
The smell of sewer gas in a home is not an
uncommon occurrence and can be caused by many factors. |
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Ventilation
If too little outdoor air enters a home, pollutants can sometimes
accumulate to levels that can pose health and comfort problems. |
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