The state of Indiana has taken steps to improve the indoor air quality in its schools, after reports found high levels of pollutants that affected students, teachers and other staff members.
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Indoor air problems in schools include mold, pesticides, carbon dioxide, bacteria, allergens and chemicals.
The problems are often linked to poor air circulation, water damage, old buildings and tight budgets for repairs or improvements.
AllerAir has designed cost-effective, portable air purifiers with activated carbon and HEPA as well as UV (optional) that can remove the widest range of indoor air pollutants.
AllerAir's industrial division Electrocorp has also engineered highly efficient air cleaners for schools and universities.
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