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Follow on Google News | Pros & Cons of Home Air Test Kits Discussed in October Issue of IECThe founder of IAQ Index™ shares his thoughts about home test kits used to identify indoor air quality (IAQ) contaminants.
One of the article’s main authors is Bruce Jacobs, CIH. Mr. Jacobs is the founder of IAQ Index, a leading home test kit manufacturer. In the article he shared the following, “A well-designed test kit offers the consumer (whether a homeowner, property manager, or environmental professional) Mr. Jacobs has put his 38 years of experience in environmental health engineering and industrial hygiene into the development of IAQ Index. When asked about the science and purpose behind the IAQ Index kits he stated, “These kits were developed as a health-based, easy-to-understand, air quality index that is calculated for the various parameters measured by the items in the kit. These include many of the typical parameters measured during a typical IAQ survey such as carbon dioxide (CO2), carbon monoxide (CO), total volatile organic compounds (TVOCs), formaldehyde (HCHO), mold, and radon.” The complete article can be read at: http://www.ieconnections.com/ During the months of October and November, IAQ Index is offering a free radon test kit ($50 value) for customers who order the IAQ Index Basic Kit. To take part in this special offer simply order the IAQ Index Basic Kit at http://www.IAQIndex.com and receive a free radon test kit. To learn more about testing for indoor air quality concerns, please visit IAQ Index at http://www.IAQIndex.com, email info@IAQIndex.com or call (888) 259-3883. About IAQ Index IAQ Index was developed by a Certified Industrial Hygienist with decades of experience dealing with indoor air quality issues. IAQ Index was developed as a health-based, easy-to-understand, air quality index that is calculated from data generated for various parameters commonly measured during IAQ surveys. The approach is similar to the EPA’s Air Quality Index that has been used historically to communicate the risks posed by common pollutants in the ambient air. End
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