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  The Western wildfire season of 2021 is in full swing, and residents of affected states are battling the risky conditions associated with this natural disaster. Even when active wildfires are controlled to the point where evacuations aren’t necessary, these hazardous flames still create serious health concerns to everyone in the surrounding area that oftentimes are very hard to avoid. What may be surprising is that your home isn’t always the safest escape from wildfires, as smoke could be seeping into your living space without you realizing it. Knowing how to prevent wildfire smoke from entering your home can be a vital step in your effort to provide protection to yourself and your family, and it may teach you a thing or two about the importance of proper indoor air quality. Find out how wildfire smoke could be sneaking into your home this season, and what steps you can take to limit this indoor air pollutant from affecting your household. Wildfire’s Effect on Air Q

Do Air Purifiers Reduce Pet Odors?   We love our house pets dearly, but we don’t love the smells they leave behind throughout our homes. It can be difficult to get rid of pet odors in the home, as they cling to furniture, bedding, and scattered toys, not to mention the odors associated with pet food and potty breaks. Masking these odors with air freshening sprays is a mere temporary solution, and it can backfire due to its release of unnecessary pollutants into your indoor air. It’s time for a more reliable, safe solution that actually works! Read more about the benefits of using an air purifier in your pet-friendly home, and how to provide solution to pet odors, pet hair and dander, and even pet allergies. Air Purifiers for Pet Odors Skeptical pet owners may ask, “Do air purifiers actually get rid of pet odors?” and the answer to that is yes . Pet odors linger behind on furniture, carpeted flooring, bedding, and other surfaces that animals commonly lay