To Learn More About Indoor Air To Learn More About Air Duct
Quality Cleaning
U.S. Environmental Protection National Air Duct Cleaners
Agency Association (NADCA)
1518 K Street, NW Suite 503
WorldWideWeb Site: Washington, DC 20005
http://www.epa.gov/iaci/ (202) 737-2926
http://www.nadca.com
Indoor Air Quality Information
Clearinghouse (lAQINFO) Ask for: Introduction to HVAC
P.O. Box 37133 (Heating, Ventilating, and Air
Washington, DC 20013-7133 Conditioning) System Cleaning
(800) 438-4318 Services (Although intended for com
(202) 484-1307 mercial customers, information can be
useful to consumers.)
Useful EPA publications available free
of charge from either location above: North American Insulation
Manufacturers Association
The Inside Story: A Guide to (NAIMA)
Indoor Air Quality 44 Canal Center Plaza, Suite 310
Alexandria, VA 22314
Indoor Air Pollution: An (703) 684-0084
Introduction for Health
Professionals Ask for: Cleaning Fibrous Glass
Insulated Air Duct Systems;
Residential Air Cleaning Recommended Practice
Devices: A Summary of
Available Information Other Useful Resources
Consumer Research Council For a free list of state and local
(CRC) consumer protection agencies and
lAQ Checklist Better Business Bureaus:
RO. Box 12099
Washington, DC 20005-0999 Consumer’s Resource Handbook
Consumer Information Center
Ask for: How Healthy Is The Air In Pueblo, CO 81009
Your Home? (Free. Send a self
addressed, stamped standard size busi For Information on Antimicrobial
ness envelope) Biocides:
National Antimicrobial Information
Network (NAIN)
(800) 447-6349.
Email: [email protected]
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