Question: How do you turn results about environmental pollution into personal actions that people can take?

At @LESBreathe, we made a Cleaner Air at Home flyer this season with many no-cost suggestions. We're developing more ways to get it into peoples' hands and onto their screens. So far it's in Spanish and English - I'll add the text here - if you translate it, or improve it, please share it.

Cleaner Air at Home by LES Breathe

1. Clean regularly Leave your shoes at the door - an easy step for a cleaner home Dust, sweep & vacuum - a HEPA filtered vacuum is suggested Wash your linens and sheets - hot water effectively reduces dust mites Remove old food - for less mold, pests & odors

2. Let in fresh air Check your vents - dust or vacuum them Open a window Clean air conditioner filters regularly Use an air purifier - or fit a HEPA furnace filter into your open window Too dry for your skin and breathing? - keep a pan or cup of water near heater

3. Minimize indoor pollutants Avoid aerosols (sprayed products) Avoid scented candles & cleaners- choose unscented laundry products, etc Always use ventilation when cooking Use carbon monoxide detectors

4. Form good habits Grow houseplants that clear the air - see online at bit.ly/cleanplants Avoid smoking or vaping indoors Use nail polish & other chemicals outside Close toilet lid when you flush

Get more info at bit.ly/ewgair & EastRiverParkAction.org/breathe