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Indoor Air Pollution Has a New Enemy

RICHMOND, VA – February 23, 2004 – 87% of homeowners don’t know it exists, yet the EPA calls it one of the top 5 risks to public health. It’s “Indoor Air Pollution” and it costs American families millions of dollars every year in medical care and missed work. A new product, called air health™, promises to aid in the fight against indoor air pollution and is now available in Georgia Home Depot stores.

air health is a unique, new product that uses ultraviolet light to attack airborne invaders such as mold, bacteria and viruses. It installs in the central heating and cooling system where it works 24/7 to sanitize the air in the entire home. Hospitals, schools and other institutions have used the technology for years. Now, it’s available for the do-it-yourselfer in an affordable, easy to install package.

"Indoor air pollution is becoming a major concern for home owners,” says Joe Jankosky, President, Home Health Products LLC. “air health can provide an inexpensive way to fight back against allergies, asthma and mold…making the air we breathe cleaner and healthier.”

According to Richard Riley, M.D., "Ultraviolet radiation, properly integrated with heating, ventilating, and air conditioning systems, shows the most promise as a widely applicable means of air disinfection. The process of ultraviolet purification has been proven effective in hospitals, schools, day care centers, restaurants and hotels and is now available for the homeowner.”

For more information about air health UV home air sanitizer or indoor air pollution, contact Home Health Products, LLC at 866.765.1587 or visit the web site at www.airhealth.com.