8 Downsides to UV Lights

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Mold in your home can be an unsightly and smelly problem, as well as a major health issue. Despite what others may tell you, adding UV lights to your HVAC system will not completely solve an air quality or mold problem in your home. In this podcast, we’ll help explain why and point out some of the downsides of UV lights.

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