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Smoke gets indoors too

Wildfire smoke is drifting into Mike's home through an open window. Breathing that smoke puts his health at risk. Start with a room free from cooking or smoking, and keep its doors and windows closed to help prevent smoke from entering. A short story from the BePrepared article "Ultimate Guide to Wildfire Air Quality Protection". The article explains how to reduce smoke exposure at home.

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Wildfire smoke is drifting into Mike's home through an open window. Breathing that smoke puts his health at risk. He's counting on being indoors, but smoke is getting inside. Start with a room free from cooking or smoking, and keep its doors and windows closed to help prevent smoke from entering. In today's BePrepared article, you'll find guidance on creating a clean air space at home. Learn how to monitor air quality and plan your response. Knowing where to start can help you feel calmer and more confident about your next step. Read the full article to learn how to reduce smoke exposure at home.

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