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Your HVAC system plays a major role in either circulating or filtering airborne particles during flu season.
Upgrade to a MERV 11 or higher filter and change it every 30-45 days during flu season rather than the standard 90-day schedule.
Setting your thermostat fan to run periodically circulates air through your filter more frequently and reduces airborne particle buildup.
Whole-home air purifiers and UV light systems significantly reduce airborne bacteria, viruses, and allergens circulating through your ductwork.
Keep your home between 40-60% relative humidity. A whole-home dehumidifier can help maintain ideal levels year-round.
Call Air & Energy at (941) 778-0773 or schedule an air quality consultation. Serving Manatee County since 1983.