Smoke & Bad Air Playbook

Do this first

• Know the goal: reduce PM2.5 indoors (not just ‘it smells better’).
• Start with filtration basics: the right filter + the right fit (no gaps).
• Use a simple air monitor so you can verify improvements.
• Avoid marketing traps: focus on CADR/fit and real readings, not gimmicks.
• Create one ‘bad air mode’ routine: close windows, run filters, limit intake.