(NC)—Airborne allergens and pollutants can cause much
grief to homeowners who suffer from various breathing problems such as
asthma and seasonal allergies. With spring on the horizon, the potential
for increased irritation is heightened. Sufferers seek long-term,
consistent relief anyway they can.
In the home, pollutants and airborne allergens can
penetrate even the smallest of gaps and combined with airborne moisture,
the potential for breathing problems is high. Canadians typically spend around 90% of their time
indoors, so improving indoor air quality is an investment in lifestyle
comfort and well-being.
One smart solution for homeowners is spray foam
insulation since it helps minimize the potential of respiratory
distress. The air-sealing qualities of spray foam insulation (like that
available from Icynene), helps reduce the infiltration of pollutants,
airborne allergens, and airborne moisture. The materials work to
insulate and air seal a home by expanding up to 100 times its size
within seconds to fill any gaps and cracks within the building envelope.
It is these qualities that work to mitigate the potential of airborne
irritants from entering the home. In addition to helping alleviate
respiratory distress, spray foam insulation works to provide constant
indoor comfort and protection as well as the opportunity to noticeably
reduce energy bills. More information can be found online at
www.icynene.com.
www.newscanada.com
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