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Is it safe to run my AC when air quality is bad?

Wildfire smoke prompts questions about air quality and air conditioning use

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The brief

Wildfire smoke has raised concerns about indoor air quality. Coverage emphasizes the use of air purifiers and other strategies to mitigate smoke in homes and vehicles.

WGN-TV and qz.com also provide tips and product recommendations. Watch for more guidance on managing indoor air quality during wildfire season.

Coverage does not yet specify whether air conditioning units exacerbate or alleviate indoor air pollution.

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Quick answers

What is the best way to keep smoke out of my home?

According to coverage from WGN-TV and NPR, using air purifiers and sealing windows can help reduce smoke indoors.

Can I make my own air purifier?

NPR suggests using a box fan to create a DIY air purifier.

What are some recommended air purifiers for wildfire smoke?

qz.com and Consumer Reports provide lists of effective air purifiers for wildfire smoke.

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