Air pollution is the biggest threat to our lives. A number of health issues are often caused due to inhaling poor indoor air quality. In this blog, we talk about how to test air quality in your home. The adverse effect of indoor air pollution is twice as much dangerous as outdoor air pollution. Since…
Poor indoor air quality is caused by the constant use of harmful chemicals and other materials to make our indoors look neat and smelling good. However, we hardly realize this makes the air quality 10 times worse than the outdoor air. Let us all be honest for an instance – the ozone layer is constantly…
Common contaminants in the air include dust, pollen, and smoke which is the main cause of poor indoor air quality. Here are 5 Frequently Asked Questions answered for you. Should I use an air filter in my home for a better indoor air quality? Home air filters sound like they’d be the best things for your…
Sick building syndrome (SBS) describes a situation when the inhabitants of a building report various symptoms of illness, but these symptoms lessen when they spend time away from the building. Usually, the symptoms of sick building syndrome are headaches, feeling tired, unable to concentrate, nausea, irritation of the eyes, throat, or nose irritation; skin is itchy or…
Does poor indoor air quality and sick building syndrome ring any bell to you? Sick Building Syndrome (SBS) is a medical condition where people suffer from illness caused due to breathing poor indoor air quality. It comprises of various symptoms that occur to the occupants living in the home for a very long time, or…
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