Public health awareness on indoor air pollution has lagged behind that on outdoor air pollution. With the average person now spending more than 90% of their time indoors, it is increasingly important that we address these issues.
Your air is a complex mixture of gases. It’s primarily Nitrogen and Oxygen (a whopping 99%), but we’re interested in that other 1%. What you’ll find in there varies from the widely known carbon dioxide, to particles that are 50x smaller than a strand of hair.
Here’s a few useful pages to explain what’s in your air, and why it’s important that you know.
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| Particles | Radon | Carbon Monoxide | Nitrogen Dioxide |
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| VOCs | Carbon Dioxide | Ozone | Ammonia |
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