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If you could see how chores impact your home’s air quality, you might do them differently, Utah study says

(Photo courtesy Dan Hixson | University of Utah College of Engineering) Assistant professor Jason Wiese (left) and doctoral student Jimmy Moore studied whether homeowners would change the way they live if they could visualize the air quality in their house. Participants received air pollution sensors, a Google Home speaker and a tablet to measure and chart the air quality in their homes.

(Photo courtesy Dan Hixson | University of Utah College of Engineering) Assistant professor Jason Wiese (left) and doctoral student Jimmy Moore studied whether homeowners would change the way they live if they could visualize the air quality in their house. Participants received air pollution sensors, a Google Home speaker and a tablet to measure and chart the air quality in their homes.