One out of six people who suffer from allergies do so as a direct result of the fungi and bacteria in air duct systems.  (Total Health and Better Health Magazine)

Our homes today are constructed so that they are as energy efficient as possible.  Great for hydro bills, not so great for our health.  Besides not allowing fresh oxygenated air to enter our living space, current building technology does not allow stale air to exit.

We pay attention to the water we consume; we treat it, filter it, and buy it in bottles - time has come for us to pay the same attention to another life source of ours; the air we breathe.

We are often indoors for 90% of the time, which means that 21 1/2 hours we are breathing recycled stale air.  We concern ourselves with the air pollution outside - should we not be as concerned or more about the air we breathe the most?

We can do something about it.  We can remove the pollutants and put a plan in place for continual cleansing resulting in fresh, clean air.