Air Quality in the Home
The Quality of Air Your Animals Breathe in Their Home
Is the Air in Your Home Toxic ?
Pollution Levels
Depending on where you live, your air pollution levels will vary. It is my observation that a lot of people do not open their windows, but it is very important to do so to shift not only the energy but to allow airflow through the house, to shift any stagnation. It is reported indoor air pollution is much more of a threat than outdoor air pollution in many instances.
Your house should not smell especially of animals. It should have a fresh clean air quality when walking into it. And I do not mean spraying lethal air fresheners into the ai. These are highly toxic and no being should be breathing any of these products. It should smell fresh and lovely like nature. If it does not then I suggest a good house clean, where all things not used be donated, a good removal of stagnant items sitting, and potentially an air purifier. When you breathe pure air it is like having a whole new environment, the body drinks the purity.
If you are on a major road or live in the city or in an area where smoke is impacting your air quality due to forest fires, an air purifier is a fabulous investment for the family and your pets. We noticed a massive difference in our breathing and sleeping when we introduced them to every floor of our house. The dirty filters said it all, really gross.
Radon Gas
Radon gas is deadly. It has also been addressed on the geopathic page of this website. I have recently worked with a family, 2025 March, where the cat was telling me this was an issue in the house. He would not come inside, and I knew he was telling me I was missing something. My dowsing charts needed more definition as it was coming up under radiation, but not specifically as radon gas. He knew and wanted me to know.
When I mentioned this to the family not only did they know it was an issue in their state, second leading cause of lung cancer, however, they did not know the levels had risen. The cat said it was a problem and it was affecting everyone of course in the household.
This was new to me. When looking more closely at the levels accepted by authorities, and the negative impact on health, the accepted levels are much too high, and testing every few years makes no sense to me. The levels should be checked each Spring and Fall for sure if a house has ever reported exposure.
Dowsing, 2025 April, the levels should be at least under1.3 pCi/L when the allowable range is reported to be 2.0-4.0 pCi/L. When reading the government documents, one has to pay attention to what is not being said versus what is being said in some cases. Below a screenshot from this document EPA 2016 Consumer’s Guide to Radon Reduction.
For anyone living in areas, where radon gas is a potential issue, then I suggest you increase testing to every Spring and Fall and make sure the levels are well below the 1.3 pCi/L mark. The fact people are still getting ill from this this exposure is just completely unacceptable especially with all the technology available today and all the patents being blocked for new energies.
Mold
Mold can be devastating without one realizing. All beings in the house will be affected. This can come from wet basements, anywhere where water flows – there could be potential mold. Any sign of this must be dealt with urgently as the spores can travel through the air and infect all fabrics and layers of the household. Mold may be breeding in bathroom sink or shower drains even. Make sure these are checked.
Symptoms of mold can vary based on one’s constitution but affect cognition, the gut, mental awareness and the ability to function. It depends on the type of mold and the length of exposure.
With an animal’s sense of smell, they will be greatly impacted. They are also a good information provider about how bad it really is. Animals will not sleep where there is harm, or in the house if it is not well if they have a choice.
Mold spores sit in the air and must be intentionally cleared from all life forms, and all aspects of the home and land with the mold dealt with immediately eradicated from the environment. In extreme cases, it may mean moving out temporarily so the body is not continually exposed.
Air purifiers may help, but they are not a solution. The mold must be eradicated with all fabrics washed and purified. A mold expert is the best source of information in the matter.
I find oregano essential oil is very important to have in the house and as long as your animals are not subjected to the constant smell and the areas can have fresh air, this can be used for cleaning drains and eradicating a lot of mold sources assuming the mold has not taken over the house.
Construction
Construction brings a whole host of debris and toxins into the house including chemicals. Discussion before anyone comes into your house with regards to toxic exposure should be a priority with protocols agreed upon how the process will be handled so all inhabitants are safe. This is crucial. Anyone not willing to work with the homeowner on this should not be in your home. Not only does this have a frequency about it, but also this is disrespectful and no one wants their house worked on by people who are not respecting those living there.
The best idea is to ensure the trades use a vacuum when there is any dust or residue so it does not travel throughout the house.
It is my experience, turning off the HVAC is paramount as one does not want this all through the duct work system and in the filters and using an air purifier is a better way to go.
Ideally, if this is going on for some time then the house should be done in stages so the animals are safe in separate zones. Their sense of smell like ours can make their organs and glands very toxic as they are being forced to process the toxins, they cannot escape.
Time of year matters with regards to airflow in the house. Sometimes it may depend on when people are available but in the summer months are preferred so the house may be aired out well and the toxic smells cleared. Please make sure no paws or mouths are rested on toxic surfaces, keep your animals safe.
Resources
Tsai W. T. (2019). An overview of health hazards of volatile organic compounds regulated as indoor air pollutants. Reviews on environmental health, 34(1), 81–89. https://doi.org/10.1515/reveh-2018-0046
https://www.airdoctorpro.com
https://www.blueair.com/us/air-purifiers
https://www.dysoncanada.ca/en/air-treatment/purifiers
MERV Rating Chart
https://learnmetrics.com/merv-rating-chart/
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