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Can Your HVAC Filters Help You Contain COVID?

Photo of family in living room looking at tablet illustrates blog: "Can Your HVAC Filters Help You Contain COVID?"Photo of family in living room looking at tablet illustrates blog: "Can Your HVAC Filters Help You Contain COVID?"

In previous posts, we saw how HVAC filters help keep pollutants out of your home. But what about COVID? In today’s post, we take a closer look at this important question. 

Can Your HVAC Filters Help You Contain COVID?

The COVID pandemic has changed the way we live and work. Limiting its impact is essential to regaining a sense of normalcy. 

According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), improving ventilation may help contain the virus in indoor spaces by preventing virus particles from accumulating in the air. 

Good ventilation must be used in combination with other measures such as:

The CDC’s Interactive Ventilation Tool shows the percentage of airborne particles your HVAC system reduces when a guest visits your home. These are the figures:

So yes, according to the CDC, using high-quality filters can help you reduce the number of virus particles in the air, especially when combined with other steps like opening a window during visits and using ventilation for an hour after guests leave.

To learn more about MERV filters and how they protect your family, check out this previous post.

Zero Heating AC and Refrigeration: the Best In San Antonio, TX

Whether you need to repair or replace your AC unit, or any of its many components, Zero Heating AC and refrigeration and Refrigeration is your best option in San Antonio, Texas.

We are located at 4142 Hickory Sun. Contact us today using our website, by telephone (210-900-0824), or through our social media accounts on Facebook and Twitter and to schedule a repair or to get a free estimate. We also offer financing plans for your convenience.

 

*Disclaimer: this blog does not constitute medical advice and should not be used in place of professional medical advice.

 

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