Improve indoor air quality

Improving indoor air quality: What to think about and what to do?

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Indoor air quality is a key factor for our health and everyday well-being. To improve indoor air quality, it is important to follow a number of measures.

1. Regular room ventilation


Proper ventilation is the first step to improving air quality. Open windows or use ventilation systems to keep fresh air flowing in. This will help reduce CO2 levels and other air pollutants that can build up, especially in confined spaces.

2. Air quality sensors


Air quality sensors are useful for monitoring indoor air quality. These devices measure CO2 levels, temperature, humidity and atmospheric pressure, alerting you when additional ventilation is needed. With sensors, you can monitor exactly when the air is becoming 'compressed' and take action to improve it. 


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3. Air purifiers


Air purifiers are another effective solution, especially if you live in areas with high pollution or allergy-causing particles. These devices remove dust, mould spores, smoke, chemicals and other pollutants from the air that can have a negative impact on your health. 


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4. Indoor plants


Indoor plants not only improve the aesthetics of a room, but also help to clean the air naturally. Certain plants, such as aloe vera, gum tree and chlorophyte, can absorb harmful substances from the air and release oxygen, improving the indoor microclimate. The choice and placement of plants in strategic locations can have a significant impact on air quality.

5. Regular room cleaning


Dust, animal hair and other allergens can accumulate indoors, reducing air quality. Regular vacuuming will help prevent this problem and keep the air cleaner.

6. Humidity control


Excessive humidity can promote mould growth and increase the amount of allergens in the air. Use humidifiers or dehumidifiers to maintain optimal humidity levels (usually 30-50%), thus reducing the risk of allergies and providing a healthier environment. 


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Conclusion:


Healthy indoor air quality is essential for our physical and emotional well-being. By considering some of these techniques and combining them, you can significantly improve the air quality in your home or workplace, providing a comfortable and healthy environment for yourself and your loved ones. 


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