Thanksgiving brings the comforting aroma of roasted turkey, warm spices, and festive dishes filling your home. But along with those delicious scents, the holiday season also brings an increase in indoor allergens, lingering odors, and airborne particles that can affect your home’s air quality. With more cooking, more guests, and more time spent indoors, it’s important to pay attention to the air you and your loved ones are breathing.
Understanding how the season affects indoor air quality—and how proper filtration can help—can make your home healthier, fresher, and more comfortable throughout the holidays.