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Stop wildfire smoke from entering your home: Energy-saving ways to improve indoor air quality

Prevent harmful wildfire smoke and pollutants from seeping into your home by sealing up air gaps, improving clean air circulation by changing furnace filters, and considering a few other easy-to-do tasks that may also cut down your energy use.

Energy Trust of Oregon experts have low- and no-cost ways to maintain the comfort of your home while cutting energy use and keeping your household healthy during wildfire season.

Read the full article on the Oregonian.

 

Sarajane Sparks2021-10-13T03:59:49+00:00July 26th, 2021|

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