Is it possible that indoor air pollution is worse than outdoors?

This is the announcement issued by the World Health Organization in 2019, which was also recognized by our National Center for Disease Control and Prevention.

Why is this happening? It is because there are too many sources of pollution in our indoor air, our decoration, our furniture, and the harm to the air in our daily life. Therefore, compared with outdoor air pollution, indoor air pollution has become the biggest health hazard for human beings.

The types of indoor environmental pollutants are complex, and some pollutants are colorless and odorless, such as carbon monoxide, nitric oxide, ozone, etc. Therefore, the absence of odor does not mean that there is no pollution. In fact, these tasteless contaminants are often more dangerous, such as carbon monoxide, which can be unknowingly poisoning and can lead to death in severe cases. Nitric oxide is easily combined with oxygen to form nitrogen dioxide, which is 4 to 5 times more toxic and can cause chronic inflammation of lung tissue and emphysema.

In addition, the smell of the newly renovated house is strong, so people can easily detect it through their sensory organs. But after a period of time, the toxic substances in the decoration materials begin to be released slowly, and people's olfactory sensitivity deteriorates with the longer contact with odors, and slowly they will feel that indoor pollutants "disappear", but in fact, these harmful gases still exist, so the absence of odor at home does not mean that there is no indoor air pollution.

Using internal cleaning technology, formaldehyde, benzene, toluene, xylene, ammonia, TVOC, odor and other pollution sources can be used in only 3 days, eliminating the phenomenon.

Taichang Environmental Protection Sanxin Air Pavilion Cleaning in the house (also known as whole house detoxification).

Possibly, if a large amount of harmful substances are put indoors, it will definitely be more harmful than outdoors.

It's very harmful, don't believe it.

The World Health Organization tells us that 68% of human diseases are caused by air, 80% of diseases are caused by respiratory pollution, and more than 80% of immune system damage is caused by breathing. In the past ten years, with the improvement of the level of rental decoration, various cancers, blood diseases, malignant diseases and bizarre diseases are related to indoor air pollution, but unfortunately more than 90% of people do not know!

Where are the chemical pollutants in the room hidden?

The main culprit of indoor air pollution is hidden inside the paint layer, inside the paint layer, inside the concrete cement layer covered by the paint layer, inside the wood-based panels, inside the wooden furniture, inside the sofa, inside the mattress, inside the curtains, inside the children's toys, inside the books, and it can be said to be ubiquitous and pervasive in the living environment!

Indoor air pollutantsMainly: formaldehyde, benzene, toluene, xylene, ammonia, TVOC, radon, bacteria, viruses, molds, fungi, particles, aerosols, nicotine, etc., among which chemical pollutants are the most harmful!

People spend more than 80% of their lives indoors, and people with reduced mobility, the elderly, and infants and young children may spend up to 95% of their time indoors. Therefore, the harm of indoor pollutants affects a large number of people and a wide range of hazards.

Therefore, in order to stay away from the harm caused by excessive formaldehyde, it is necessary to test formaldehyde before moving in.

I think it is, the interior is not airtight, and the pollution circulates.

Don't believe it! Indoor air pollution is worse than outdoor air pollution in new home decorations.

Indoor air pollution is 5 times higher than that of outdoors, and Zhongjia Fresh Air protects the health of you and your family.

Outdoor air pollution is mainly indoor air pollution, which is mainly chemical gas pollution caused by decoration. Both types of pollution are chronic injuries, of course, stronger formaldehyde can cause acute poisoning, but when you enter a newly renovated room and smell a strong smell, you will leave quickly, and it will not cause poisoning. Therefore, it is not said which effect is greater, all are equally large, depending on the concentration.

Environmental experts agree that indoor air pollution is worse than outdoors. According to a survey conducted by a Canadian health organization on some of the new problems affecting human health, the results showed that 88 percent of the first problems were caused by indoor air pollution. The most important aspect of indoor air pollution is human pollution, which can be excreted by 88 people