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At FEDSi we take our mission seriously, both in the opportunity we provide and in the products and services we offer.

Today, American families spend more than 90% of their time inside. The dust in the carpet is the equivalent of toxic waste. The water at the kitchen sink, which we thought was safe, is polluted with contaminants that are putting our health at risk.

Experts say that between 2 and 10 million dust mites live in your mattress and another 2 million in your pillow.

At FEDSi, issues like these are important to us because they are important to you, your family and your employees.

We are driven by our purpose: To enhance and improve the quality of living and working indoors by providing products which bring safety, convenience, and beauty into the spaces where people spend their lives and to provide real life-changing opportunity for anyone willing to work.

In America today outdoor air pollution gets all the headlines. Air Pollution is reported in the daily news... like the weather. Although outdoor air pollution is a serious problem, government agencies are equally concerned about indoor air pollution. In fact, both the U.S. House of Representatives and the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) call indoor pollution the number one environmental health problem in America.

For the first time in history it may be safer to be in the wilderness than it is to be in our own home, office and workplace. Why? Because Americans spend 90% of their time indoors, breathing potential contaminants. 

Let's look at a typical home or workplace. Dust and dirt enter our home and workplace are trapped in the pad of our carpet. Doctors advise us that dust is the last great medium of human infection. Germs have no means of locomotion except to attach themselves to particles of dust. 

Experts warn that fumes of various cleaning products can cause learning disabilities. There are actual cases of people who have been poisoned by the air in their homes and workplace. Dust mite excrement is highly prone to cause allergic reactions. These microscopic creatures live close to their food source-dead skin. Literally our bedding can become a cafeteria and breeding ground.

The Ceiling? Styrene, Fiberglass, Wood, Steel all are porous materials that are convenient places for the accumulation of disease-causing pollutants. If we had to pay for the air we breathe, we would insist that it was pure and clean. And don't forget about the areas you can't see!

Think of your duct work, full of mold, mildew, dust and bacteria. Why does this situation exist? Because modern homes and offices are becoming more energy efficient, allowing for almost no fresh air to be circulated into a room.

We are advised that only 10% of colds are caught outdoors. 90% are caught indoors!

Nature destroys germs and dust outdoors, but our energy-efficient homes keep nature out and germs in! Let's look through a ray of sunshine. 80% of what you see floating is dead skin from people who have been in this room. Is this what you want to be breathing? Then think of all the odor-generating products in your house. 

The efficiency of modern climate control means that all of these contaminants are being breathed by you and your family or employees over and over again.

Since air is so vital, shouldn't it be clean? According to the EPA, there are three solutions:

	Eliminate all sources of pollution ... not exactly practical. After all, you and your family or employees still have to live and work there.
	Increase ventilation. But what if the air you bring in isn't fresh? If you live near a city, it won't be. What contaminants will the air pick up upon entering your home or workplace? And did you know that even with the best ventilation systems only about one-third of the air is exchanged.
	Filter and reuse the air. But this method can be truly inefficient since only 10% of the air in the homes ever gets to the filter. Literally, you would need dozens of filters in your home and your workplace.