You strive to provide a comfortable and health house every day. No matter what you do, such as cleaning, painting, remodeling, upgrading, organizing, or anything else, you can often forget about the quality of air in the home. All those efforts certainly pay off, but the air possesses many contaminants and  allergens that contribute to every household member's health issues. There is absolutely no way to completely eliminate air contaminants, even in the outdoors.
 

As you stare into a sun ray glaring through a window in your home, you notice a path of dust hovering around within that ray. That dust is always present and can carry numerous contaminants and allergens that lead to sickness or allergic reactions. At times when there is no ventilation like having closed windows, the air pollutants have nowhere to go.
 

One of the steps you can take is to purchase air purifiers for your home. Get one for every room if you can. Of course you most likely cannot, which is normal. No matter, place an air purifier in the most commonly used rooms. They will inhale the air and extrude it without many of the contaminants. Every model is different and some work better than others.
 

When outdoor weather is comforting, opening your windows and using fans can be an effective method to cut back those allergens and pollutants. Make sure you set each fan to exhaust the indoor air and have other windows to bring in fresh air. Pollutants will be forced out the windows and the outside air will come in to replace it, assuming you have open windows elsewhere.
 

Your vacuum may also be causing more pollutant distribution then you would think. Many vacuums have filtration to cut back on kicking up pollutants into the air, but that often does not work as well as claimed. In fact, many blow most contaminants back out into the air, even with HEPA filtration. Most benefits and drawbacks just depend on the model. Nevertheless, you can choose a better quality vacuum with newer technology that significantly reduces what most vacuums throw up in to the air.
 
Your home will always have some level of air contaminants within it, but there are several steps you can execute to take control and regain a healthy environment. All the hard work you already do with maintaining your home will certainly be worth it when applying these ideas.