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Winter Weather Awareness Week: Day 4 – Indoor Air Quality

During Minnesota winters, we spend more time indoors — making indoor air quality a critical safety issue. Today’s focus covers carbon monoxide (CO), radon, and moisture-related problems like mold.

🚨 Carbon Monoxide Safety

CO is colorless, odorless, and deadly.

Install CO alarms on every level of your home.
Never run vehicles inside a garage—even with the door open.
Keep dryer vents and furnace vents clear of snow.
If a CO alarm goes off, get outside immediately and call 911.

🏡 Radon Awareness

Minnesota has some of the highest radon levels in the nation.

Test your home every 2–5 years.
Radon test kits are low-cost and available year-round.

💧 Moisture & Mold

Use exhaust fans while cooking and showering.
Keep indoor humidity between 30–50%.
Clean up water leaks promptly to prevent mold growth.

Indoor Air Info Sources

Minnesota Department of Health
Minnesota HSEM
NWS Winter Guidance
Todd County EM Facebook & website

Tomorrow we wrap up the week with Winter Driving Safety.