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A healthy indoor environment is one in which the surroundings contribute to productivity, comfort and a sense of health and well being. The qualities of good indoor air include:
- Introduction and distribution of adequate ventilation air
- Control of airborne contaminants
- Maintenance of acceptable temperature and relative humidity
- Reduce energy costs
Poor indoor air quality can cause problems and have serious consequences such as:
- Increasing health problems such as cough, eye irritation, headache and allergic reactions
- Reduced productivity due to discomfort and stress and increased absenteeism
- Accelerated deterioration of furnishings and equipment
- Strained relations between employees and employers or household inhabitants
- Increases energy costs
- Makes home more susceptible to house fires
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For many years health authorities and government agencies have raised our awareness to the dangers of outdoor air pollution and have concentrated their effors of finding ways to reduce pollutants generated by automobiles, factories, constructions and mining.
Over the past 2 decades, scientists have been carefully examining the indoor air environment of our offices, factories and homes and they have found this environment in many cases to be even more hazardous to our health than outdoor air.
Indoor air contaminants can originate within the building or be drawn in from outdoors. Particulate matter can come from far away places like blowing desert sands and volcanic eruptions or from nearby sources such as pollinating trees, industrial emissions, vehicle exhaust, cleaning chemicals and pesticides. If these contaminant sources are not controlled, problems can arise. Statistics show that 1 out of 5 Americans suffer from allergies caused by substances found in the home and office. Deaths related to asthma have risen 40%.
All of the Air Quality Statistics You Could Possibly Ask For!
- The average adult inhales 2 tablespoons of household dust daily (EPA)
- 1 of 5 people who suffer from allergies do so because of the direct relationship to the fungi and bacteria in the air duct systems. (Total Health and Better Health Magazines)
- Statistics show that almost 50% of all illnesses are caused or aggravated by polluted indoor air.- American College of Allergists
- Indoor air can be 70 times more polluted than outdoor air (EPA)
- Nearly 75% of Americans live with someone who has allergies, asthma, emphysema or another respiratory illness (American Lung Association)
- .042 of an inch of dust on a heating or cooling coil can cause a 21% reduction in the efficiency of your system. An additional .042 of an inch of buildup on the fan can result in almost 50% loss of efficiency
- Most people spend 90% of their time indoors (American Lung Association)
- Children are more likely than adults to be affected by polluted indoor air, because they breathe faster, inhale more air per unit of body weight, and are closer to the ground where concentrations are higher (Department of Consumer Affairs)
- The average 6-room house collects 40 pounds of dust each year (Discover Magazine)
- Indoor air pollution is ranked among the top 5 environmental dangers to the public (EPA)
- Studies have shown that 2 out of 3 indoor air quality problems involve the HVAC and Air Duct System
- Dirt and dust cause nine out of ten system failures (Louisiana Cooperative Extension Service)
- Indoor pollution affects 21 million people each year in the United States (Occupational Safety and Health Administration – OSHA)
- Legionnaire’s Disease, which can be caused by improper maintenance of cooling towers and HVAC systems, strikes 25,000 People and kills over 4,000 people per year (Centers for Disease Control)
- Although complying with standards to improve indoor air quality may cost as much as 8 Billion Dollars a year, this will be offset by 15 Billion Dollars in savings from increased worker productivity, fewer sick days, and lower health care costs (OSHA)
- Symptoms of Sick Building Syndrome (SBS) include fatigue, headache, irritability, nausea, dry or burning sensation in eyes, nose and throat, sneezing and stuffy or runny nose. (Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)
- One ounce of dust contains nearly 42,000 living dust mites. Each mite is expelling 20 fecal pellets every day into the air you breathe
