Three reasons why you should care about indoor air quality

September 18, 2025
By the Blue Print Editorial Team

Wildfire smoke. It’s become a yearly part of our lives. How can people deal with the odors and smoke, and keep their team working in quality air?

Ventilation and cognitive ability have been linked recently. Basically, indoor air quality can make people more productive. How can an organization tap into that moving forward?

What are we asking of our current systems? Are they even capable of taking care of indoor air quality?

Chapters 
0:00 - Intro 
0:23 - What is air filtration 
1:28 - What should I be looking for 
2:46 - HVAC is dynamic 
3:00 - Wildfire smoke 
5:05 - Ventilation and cognitive ability 
7:00 - How can Profiter help 
7:50 - Current HVAC systems 
9:37 - Have a plan 
10:42 - Sustainability
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