IMPROVE YOUR INDOOR AIR QUALITY WITH A WHOLE HOUSE FAN
QuietCool Whole House Fans were designed to bring fresh, clean air from outside into your home, replacing the air in your existing home in just minutes. In a time where people are spending more time indoors, it is critical to remove poor indoor air quality that can plague your home.
ACCORDING TO THE CDC:
“BRING AS MUCH FRESH AIR INTO YOUR HOME AS POSSIBLE. BRINGING FRESH, OUTDOOR AIR INTO YOUR HOME HELPS KEEP VIRUS PARTICLES FROM ACCUMULATING INSIDE.”
A BREATHING HOME IS A HEALTHY HOME
Poor indoor air quality is epidemic across the country. Every home can be subject to airborne illness, VOC gases, stale air, pet dander, harmful pathogens, viruses, and more. These airborne annoyances can be trapped inside of a home for months, polluting and spreading illness throughout your family. Too many people have accepted this as normal, when there is a simple solution to this problem: QuietCool Whole House Fans.
These incredibly efficient and whisper-quiet fans can help alleviate these issues at the simple press of a button. When turned on, they pull large amounts of air from opened windows, throughout the home, up into the attic, and finally out the attic vents. This process of whole house ventilation allows you to completely replace the air in your home in only 3-4 minutes!
Using only your HVAC system and keeping your windows shut drastically increases the chances of spreading illness and irritants throughout your home. QuietCool Whole House Fans are designed specifically to pull clean, cool air from outside into your home so that you no longer simply recondition the same air over and over again. The improved ventilation directly impacts and benefits indoor air quality which experts agree is crucial in a time when indoor air quality is progressively getting worse
ARE YOU TIRED OF GERMS SPREADING ALL WINTER LONG
Most people spend nearly 90% of their lives indoors, especially in winter! Because of this, the American Medical Association is very concerned with indoor air quality. According to the AMA, 1/3 of our national health bill is caused by indoor pollution.
One of the biggest benefits of a whole house fan is the improvement of indoor air quality. During the winter months, most homeowners shut all the windows in their home and run their furnace all winter long. If a family member gets sick, the airborne viruses will stay in the house for weeks, or even months, which is why the entire family might get sick.
Also, due to new energy codes, some approaching Net-Zero Energy, homes are being constructed to be tighter and tighter. This is making the pre-existing problem of poor air quality worse because it is getting harder to introduce fresh air into a home. Whole house fans help solve this problem with just a press of a button.
Running a whole house fan for only 5 to 10 minutes a day during the winter months will bring in natural, fresh air while removing the depleted toxic air. Don’t worry–
Doing this for a short period of time won’t cause major heat loss to take place in the home, especially if you run it during the warmest time of the day.
FUEL-BURNING COMBUSTION APPLIANCES
TOBACCO PRODUCTS
CABINETRY OR FURNITURE MADE OF CERTAIN PRESSED WOOD PRODUCTS
DETERIORATED ASBESTOS-CONTAINING INSULATION
NEWLY INSTALLED FLOORING, UPHOLSTERY OR CARPET
PRODUCTS FOR HOUSEHOLD CLEANING, PERSONAL CARE, OR HOBBIES
CENTRAL HEATING AND COOLING SYSTEMS AND HUMIDIFICATION DEVICES
EXCESS MOISTURE
RADON
PESTICIDES
OUTDOOR AIR POLLUTION
POLLEN AND DUST
Consider These Major Indoor Air Pollutants
Immediate indoor health effects may show after being exposed to these pollutants. The side effects of these pollutants could include irritation of the eyes, nose, and throat, headaches, dizziness, and fatigue. These pollutants can also worsen conditions such as asthma.
Some of these immediate effects are similar to those from colds or other viral diseases, so it is often difficult to determine if the symptoms are a result of exposure to indoor air pollution or simply just another cold. For this reason, it is important to have proper ventilation in your home. Whole house fans replace the air in your home in just 3-4 minutes, which means introducing fresh, clean, outdoor air and pushing out stuffy, polluted, indoor air.
Long-term health effects may show up either a year after exposure has occurred, or only after long or repeated periods of exposure. To help attempt to avoid these effects, a whole house fan can make your home a healthier and happier place to live!
Per the CDC, one of the four best things you can do for your home as it concerns the Recent Covid-19 outbreak is to increase ventilation by opening windows.
"whole-house fans can help protect people indoors from airborne transmission of COVID-19 because they increase ventilation with outside air to cool indoor spaces. " - Environmental Protective agency
EPA Report: Indoor Air Quality
Harvard has found that ventilation is a crucial part of how viruses and bacteria spread within indoor environments.
Harvard Opinion: How our buildings can be optimized to curb coronavirus
According to the Lung Association, effective ventilation may help keep bacteria, viruses and other pollutants out of the indoor air. Research shows that airflow and ventilation can alter how diseases spread indoors.
Research: Ventilated Buildings