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As wildfire smoke continues to affect air quality across the U.S., many people focus on the air outside—but the greatest exposure often happens indoors.

Fine particulate matter (PM2.5) from wildfire smoke can enter buildings through ventilation systems and other openings, where it can remain suspended in the air we breathe. Current wildfire smoke is prompting air quality alerts across several states, making indoor air quality more important than ever. (Reuters)

Our latest blog explains:
✔️ What PM2.5 is
✔️ Why it's considered one of the most significant indoor air quality risks
✔️ How it affects health and building performance
✔️ What you can do to reduce exposure

📖 Read the full blog here:
https://www.wellairsolutions.com/news/particulate-matter-pm25-is-an-invisible-risk-to-health-and-building-performance

Wildfire smoke doesn't stop at the front door.

Fine particulate matter (PM2.5) can infiltrate buildings, affecting indoor air quality long after the smoke appears to clear.

The Defend 400 is a portable air cleaning solution designed to help combat wildfire smoke by rapidly reducing particulate matter, VOCs and other airborne contaminants using NanoStrike™ technology and medical-grade HEPA H13 filtration. It's an excellent choice for classrooms, healthcare facilities, offices and other occupied spaces.

🎥 See how it works:
https://youtu.be/F4Ukw2S5IBY?si=ZFoteFNL16RwDwc3

Learn more:
https://www.wellairsolutions.com/defend400