Indoor Air Quality
Friday, 2 July 2010
Indoor air quality refers to the air supplied within a confined building or a house. The Canada Environment Protection Agency looks after the quality of indoor air preventing possible airborne illnesses such as asthma, emphysema, and the likes.
So what really causes indoor air pollution? One very common cause is the insufficient ventilation because it can increase indoor contaminant levels by not bringing in enough outdoor air to reduce emissions from indoor supply and also by not carrying indoor air contaminants out of the confines of a home or a building. Humidity and high temperature levels can increase the degree of some contaminants.
There are many sources that cause indoor pollution like internal combustion from oil gas, kerosene, wood, coal, and tobacco produce, asbestos, wet/damp carpet, furniture that’s made of pressed wood products, household cleaning products, personal care such as powder, hair spray, eau de toilette and parfum, the central cooling and heating systems and humidifiers, and sometimes, outdoor pollution caused by pesticides and radon. There are also few unnoticed causes of indoor air pollution; however prevention is still better than treatment.
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