The simple way you can help keep your indoor air cleaner
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There are all kinds of things in the home: pet hair, dust and particles -- to name just a few -- and all those things can begin to collet in the ducting of the air conditioning unit.
As the air conditioner turns on, it blows all of that debris back out, which can make for poor air quality inside the home.
With a simple aeroseal spraying, all those holes that might be in your ducting can be sealed to ensure better efficiency, air quality and life of the unit.