Coal- It seems unbelievable that coal or charcoal could be a pollutant in the air in your Nampa home, but this is a possibility.Those that grill near their home and leave their door or windows open may get the ashes that come from the charcoal in the home, and it’s possible that the coal ashes will circulate around the home while it’s in the air.Smoke- Whether it’s cigarette smoke or smoke that comes from burning things in the home, smoke can linger in the air and make the air less breathable.If something burns in the house, such as oil or grease when cooking, this smell can stay in the air for a long time, making the air less pleasant when you breathe it in.Aerosols- Many use aerosol sprays for different reasons, mostly for freshening the home. Although you may feel that these products freshen the smell in your home, they can also lead to pollutants in the air, especially certain aerosols that may linger around in the air for hours.Chemical Agents- There are many chemical agents that can be in your air, especially if you use chemicals to clean your home. Not every chemical is made equal, so some chemicals will be more damaging to the air in your home than others.Pollen- Although pollen is something naturally in the air, especially when springtime rolls around, it can be considered a pollutant, especially since many people are allergic to it. ...
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