Healthy indoor air quality for a safe Living and working.

Why is it important to remove germs from the air in the room?

We should never underestimate the importance of healthy indoor air quality. Bringing fresh and clean air into your everyday life – be it for relaxation at home, for a pleasant feel-good climate for your customers or for concentrated and efficient work in the office – is essential for your daily well-being.

Microscopic germs can circulate unnoticed in your home or office. Exposure to these pathogens increases your risk factor for actually developing diseases or suffering from allergic reactions caused by them. Even thorough cleaning, disinfecting, and washing your hands may not prevent airborne transmission of certain bacteria and viruses.

While maintaining healthy indoor air quality is an essential part of protecting everyone’s health, it is particularly important for vulnerable populations such as the elderly or young, or those with already compromised immune systems. Not only does the EPA warn that today’s indoor air is up to five times more polluted than outdoor air. It is not surprising that healthcare professionals follow basic Precautions recommend.

Healthy, low-germ air conditions are not only a humanitarian imperative of the hour, they also quickly show up as a calculable economic factor in the business environment.

The creation of good indoor air as an important part of exemplary and safe workplace conditions is reflected in improved performance, lower levels of illness and fewer signs of fatigue. Bow to the ‘Sick Building -Syndrome’ today – your health and your employees will thank you.

What preventive measures can I take to protect myself?

Of course, we recommend washing your hands frequently, as well as cleaning and disinfecting surfaces. However, this is not enough to remove the germs in your indoor air. Increasing the amount of fresh air in your indoor spaces can also help reduce pollutants and germs. Therefore, when the weather is nice, open windows and doors or leave the air conditioning running with the ventilation control open.

Try to avoid using chemical air fresheners. Most of these contain various toxic chemicals (including phthalates, 1,4-DCB, DEP, DBP, formaldehyde, etc.). Several studies show that applying these conditions such as headaches, asthma, nausea, eczema, dermatitis, chronic fatigue, chemical sensitivity, neurological damage, cancer, and a variety of others.

Another option is to use an air purifier. Although there are different versions with different technologies these days, we have been inspired by nature and its ability to naturally purify the air around us.