Can we get a HIGHER PROFILE of the EPA for things that matter to ordinary residents, such as you are doing in this webinar?

How about all that hair dye that women use in their bathrooms?  Doesn't that permeate a multiunit residential building.

Has anyone on the panel observed increases in respiratory health problems which might be corelated to people staying in their own homes for very long periods of time, eg as a result of "stay at home" orders?

Is this the same for marijuana smoke?

Are asthma/allergy filters recommended?  Or replacing frequently more important?

Is the encouragement to conduct multiple steps for pest management only encouraged for pests? I thought the control of environmental exposures influencing asthma  is encouraged across all triggers.

Do you know new Indoor Asthma and lung events are coming from IAQ offgassing particles under 40 microns floating in air and coming from  1. Glues  2. Paints  3. Caulks 4. Pesticides (QUATS) 5. Cosmetics  6. Detergents.

It would be neat to see radon included in surveys and exposures.

Can we discuss teflon pans under heat?

How does one get certified or designated as an at home visitor?