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Indoor Air Quality

Home Indoor Air Quality

Indoor Air Quality

Indoor Air Quality is often neglected, but it is the most harmful as majority of people spend time indoors. Studies have proven that indoor air is comparatively more polluted than the outdoors. Poor indoor air quality could have many health risks, like:

  • Respiratory and cardiovascular diseases
  • Irritation of the eyes, nose and throat
  • Headaches, dizziness and fatigue
  • Long term exposure to poor indoor air quality could be cancer causing in some cases

Major contributors towards indoor air pollution:-

  • Asbestos
  • Biological Pollutants
  • Carbon Monoxide (CO)
  • Formaldehyde
  • Lead (Pb)
  • Nitrogen Dioxide (NO2)

Some ways to improve Indoor Air quality:

  • Install air purifiers
  • Introduce fresh air
  • Clean ducts and vents regularly
  • Avoid burning candles or wood
  • Conduct pest control
  • Indoor plants
  • Avoid using home cleaners and paints with harmful chemicals

Why should Indoor Air Quality be tested?

Around 90% people spend a major part of their day in closed office and residential spaces. It becomes crucial to test the indoor air quality as more number of poeple are vulnerable.

Which spaces could get indoor air quality tested?

Hospitals, Residential Buildings, School and Corporate Offices. Every building that has a large number of people for a major part of the day must get the indoor air quality tested.