Help Reduce the Risk of Illness and Gather Safely

As our society adapts to a global pandemic, many places of worship are attempting to make it safe for people to return while providing the peace of mind that the air and surfaces are free from contaminants that could cause illnesses. Besides keeping people socially distanced, one way to do that is to address indoor air quality and augment surface disinfection. Viruses, bacteria, allergens, dust, mold, gasses, and other contaminants can circulate inside, creating breathing hazards and foul odors. Unfortunately, more modern and well-insulated facilities can trap odors, pollen, and other pollutants within their airtight walls. At the same time, older buildings could need a system overhaul to keep ventilation at an acceptable and effective level.