Home / Customer Information Main Page Adams Heating and Cooling Sources of Indoor Air Pollution:
	There are three major sources of contaminants affecting indoor air quality:
	1) Indoor Sources Personal Activities (smoking, pets, and personal hygiene) Housekeeping (deodorizers, cleaning materials, or dust) Maintenance Activities (remodeling, new furniture/carpet, or pest control) Miscellaneous: Emissions from office equipment (photocopier machines, VDTs) Office supplies (toners, carbonless paper products) Liquid spills or leaks Room occupant load Thermal and/or humidity comfort
Allergies? Improve Your Home's Indoor Air Quality Now!!	2) Outdoor Sources Contaminated outdoor air (vehicle exhaust, pollen, or industrial pollutants) Nearby source emissions (garbage dumpsters, loading docks, or exhaust from other "Sick Buildings") Soil gas (radon, underground storage tanks, or pesticides) Microbial from standing water (molds or mildew)
	Find Out More! Introduction to Sick Building Syndrome (SBS) Why is SBS Such a Hot Topic? InDepth Article about SBS How to Tell if Your Building is Sick

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