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Holiday Air Quality: Small Changes for Big Health Benefits

This holiday season, enjoy your favorite traditions while protecting your indoor air quality. Experts warn that flames from candles, incense, and fireplaces release harmful chemicals, potentially causing allergy-like symptoms or long-term breathing problems. However, you can take precautions. Open windows, use air purifiers, and switch on kitchen exhaust fans. Be mindful of pollutants in cleaning products and air fresheners. Small changes can significantly improve your health and comfort.

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