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Indoor Air Pollution is defined as Air pollution that occurs within buildings or other enclosed spaces. Experts agree that proper ventilation and air circulation with outdoor air are effective ways to reduce indoor air pollution. And while there are many air circulation products in the market, ranging from ‘freshening’ sprays to expensive exchange systems, many of them only circulate or recycle the same air within the home, not introduce new air from outside. The concept of ‘getting some fresh air’ has been lost.

The Fresh Air Trickle Vent is different. It is an innovative product that brings fresh, outside air into the home, and allows the stale, polluted indoor air to escape…naturally. Without chemicals, electricity or security risk, the Fresh Air Trickle Vent can be used year-round, day and night, when the homeowners are at home or away. It’s adjustable, diffusing head with permanent polypropylene filter allows the air to flow in and out gradually, to eliminate drafts and can be closed to an airtight seal when not in use.

Here are some key features of the Fresh Air Trickle Vent:

  • Replenishes air quality by naturally replacing stagnant indoor air with fresh outdoor air.
  • Helps fight and prevent mold, condensation and indoor air pollution.
  • The Fresh Air Trickle Vent is effective all year round; all seasons, any weather, day and night.
  • Easy to use, adjustable air flow control. Permanent polypropylene filter included!
  • Improves air circulation by natural air flow and cross-ventilation. No electricity required!
  • Keep the air circulating, even when you’re on vacation. No security risk!
  • An efficient, cost-effective solution. The Fresh Air Trickle Vent fits any home and budget.
 
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