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Evidence-based articles, room-by-room guides and standards documents from AAFA and Allergy Standards Limited.

Treated Carpet and Indoor Air Quality: A Fresh Look at Soft Flooring

Most of us spend around 90% of our time indoors, where flooring is one of the surfaces we interact with most. As we mark Asthma and Allergy Awareness Month, we take a fresh look at treated carpet: what
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Creating a Healthier Space for Hailey: How George to the Rescue Transformed the Fruhschein Family’s Home

George to the Rescue transformed the Fruhschein family’s home with a whole-home approach to asthma management, featuring products Certified by
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Celebrating World Standards Day: Empowering Consumer Health Through Rigorous Standards

In celebration of World Standards Day, this article explores how the Certification Program helps consumers make informed choices by ensuring
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Indoor Air Quality: Creating Healthier Workplaces

Improving indoor air quality with Asthma & Allergy Friendly® Certified products can support healthier workplaces, reducing allergens, enhancing employee well-being,
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The Role of Paint in Indoor Air Quality: Choosing the Right Paint for a Healthier Home

Choosing Asthma & Allergy Friendly® Certified paints can significantly improve indoor air quality, reducing exposure to harmful chemicals and promoting
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The Impact of Flooring on Indoor Air Quality: How to Make Healthier Choices for Your Home

In an era where well-being is at the forefront, understanding the impact of flooring on indoor air quality is essential,
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Indoor Air Quality in Schools: A Crucial Element for Student Health and Performance

Poor indoor air quality (IAQ) in schools caused by pollutants like dust mites, mold, VOCs, and CO2, can trigger asthma,