-Around 4.2 million people die prematurely due to indoor air pollution according to the world Health organization
We think of air pollution as something that comes from factories or motor vehicles. However, did you know that your indoor air in your home or office can also be polluted? In fact, indoor air pollution can be even more harmful to our health than outdoor air pollution.
Indoor air pollution is a big problem in several countries, where people use the burning of fuels such as coal, wood, and gas for heating and cooking.
These materials releases harmful pollutants into the air, including Particulate matter, carbon monoxide, VOCs, and various other toxins.
Indoor air pollution is also coming from dust, dirt, or gases in the air inside buildings such as your home or workplace that could be harmful to breathe in.
Poor indoor air quality has been linked to lung disease like Asthma, COPD and lung cancer.
What causes indoor air pollution?
Poor indoor air quality can caused by many things such as:
– Smoke and vapour
– Building materials
– Chemicals using for cleaning and decorating products
– Pet dander
– Cooking Stoves
How to improve indoor air quality?
As we spend about 90% of our time indoors, we must take care about indoor air and improve its quality. Here same tips to help:
-Proper ventilation
-Keep indoor spaces clean and dry
-Put some indoor plants
-Vacuum regularly
-Use allergy friendly or chemical-free products
-Use ActivePure Air & Surface Purification.
