The water purifiers in your house may be cleaner, but what about the air in your home?

The Australian Institute of Chemical Engineers (AICEE) has put together a list of things you can do to make your home cleaner.

If you want to make it a cleaner place to live, this list should help.

It is a guide to things you should do to improve your home’s air quality.

1.

Turn off the lights When you’re home, you’re used to the lights being turned off.

They’re a great way to keep the air flowing through your home, but if you turn them on too often, you could end up with smelly, smelly smells coming from your home.

You should also avoid using air conditioners and hot water systems that use CO2.

2.

Change your toilet seat position When you get home, it’s easy to forget to change the toilet seat.

You can change the position of the seat and keep it in place, but you can also make it harder to move.

This is especially true if you have a wheelchair or someone with mobility issues.

If it’s a problem, you can make a bed or a chair in your bathroom that’s out of the way to allow the toilet to move freely.

3.

Turn the fridge or freezer off when it’s not needed Turn off any appliances that have electricity running to them and shut off the refrigerator or freezer when it isn’t needed.

It’s also a good idea to turn off the water in the tap when you’re not using it. 4.

Change the lighting switch on your computer, TV, or other devices The lights on your television, computer, phone, and other electronic devices can all be affected by how often they are turned on.

Some of these devices may also need to be turned off at night.

5.

Replace your carpet or carpeting The carpeting in your room could be affected if it has been sitting out too long.

You could replace the carpet or you could replace it with a different material.

6.

Check your dishwasher If you have any dishwasher dishes left over, check the quality of the finished product and make sure the water runs well.

7.

Check for leaks on your carpets, stairs, stairs and walls You can also check the condition of your home by removing the ceiling joists.

Make sure the joists are not leaking or falling out.

8.

Check the condition and quality of your heating system The quality of heat in your heating unit should be checked regularly.

If there are problems with the heating unit, you may want to replace it. 9.

Check if you’re using the right thermostat If you’re living in a room with multiple floors, make sure you check your heating and cooling system regularly.

10.

Check to make sure your home is being properly ventilated If you live in a large house or apartment, check that your water and sewer pipes are working.

11.

Make a checklist to make things a little easier The AICEE has put in a list that you can use to make a list to help you stay on top of your house’s air pollution levels.

The list is here: AICee: Air pollution index – air quality list – checklist article The AIAE recommends that you keep a checklist of the things you’re doing to make yourself and your family’s home more air-friendly.

You’ll find a list on the AICEEE website.

If that’s not enough to help, here are some other things to consider: Keeping the temperature of your bedroom or bathroom up to a reasonable level.