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  6 steps to   improve indoor air quality Spring and summer have a reputation for being allergy seasons, but actually, two-thirds of allergy sufferers experience symptoms year-round. Airborne allergens don’t disappear when the weather cools, windows close and everyone heads indoors. Throughout “closed-window season,” the lack of ventilation can cause irritants like dust, pet dander, and mold spores to linger and build up inside homes and offices, causing allergen-related discomfort to flare up. Volatile organic compounds (VOCs) can also build up when fresh air is not circulating and can result in airway irritation as well as other discomforts. Although it may not be top of mind, pollen should not be overlooked during the winter months, either. In some areas of the country with warmer climates, pollens can be a constant concern with plants blooming throughout the year. In cooler climate areas, temperature fluctuations can also cause pollen to be present when you least expect it...