Did you know that the air inside your home is polluted up to five times more than the air outside? Some factors can make the indoor air up to 100 times more toxic then the outdoor air.

As you know, lock down can lead to emotional and physical irregularities, therefore addressing the air that we breathe should be a priority for each household. first, check the air quality in your home, then follow this article on how to clean the air inside your home. Lastly, hire a local air duct cleaning company near you to service your system.

What’s in the air

What’s in the air that we breathe? dust, debris and so many other small particles that we breathe into our lungs and bloodstream. These particles can cause asthma or lead to skin and cardio problems.

Improve your inside air quality

Keeping the air inside your home clean is more than just cleaning your aid ducts and air duct system. It’s also about ventilation and scheduled maintenance.

• Better ventilation – open windows when working with chemicals inside your home
• Air circulation – turn off the a/c and let fresh air come inside and circulate through the windows.
• Monthly filter replacement for your A/C units

Recommendations from the US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA).

Black dust in your house can be found on furniture, fans, rails, stairs, bedding, sinks, plants of appliances.

If you dust daily but the black dust keeps coming back, call Pure Air Service for professional air duct cleaning service in The Phoenix Metropolitan Area.

Based on previous experience, one woman has suggested that black dust in your house related to carbon monoxide leak. Make sure your carbon monoxide detectors works and in case you are not certain, contact your local fire department. This blog does not covers any safety issues and suggest only cleaning options for your ducts.

There could be many reasons for black dust in your house. In fact, black dust may be due to deteriorating duct liner materials in your heater or air conditioner and in some cases cold air returns. It may alternatively be due to soot produced from candles. 

Recently renovated homes with poor ventilation are at risk

According to this website, “Black dust”, or chemical blackening, occurs most often in new or renovated homes. Homes with poor ventilation are particularly at risk. Black dust only occurs during the winter months of December to February.

In experiments in closed research chambers, Mycoteam and NILU demonstrated that under special conditions soot particles (from the use of candles or wood burning) can aggregate to bigger particles of which black dust is mainly composed.

Service area

Our professional soot damage and black dust cleaning services, along with our air duct cleaning solutions available throughout The Phoenix Metropolitan Area.

We service apartments, single home and commercial properties with and multi a/c units. We offer air duct clean and repair service.

If you suspect that the black staff coming out of your a/c vents might be mold spores, dirty insulation or candle soot – call us at Pure Air Service for professional air duct cleaning service in Phoenix, AZ and it surrounding cities