Indoor Air Quality Investigation
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60 MINUTES INDOOR AIR QUALITY.wmvby rgfgroup5,519 views- 1:54
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What ac filter do you recommend?
40degreesair 3 days ago
continuously cleaning out the indoor air is very tough and or expensive; house plants do very little unless you are willing to water a jungles worth of plants daily
an oxygen generator is a quick cheap fix
sownzgr8 9 months ago
good video accurate information
HVACSmartSystems 1 year ago
This is a very good video on sick buildings. Well done.
WellnessLightKIDS 2 years ago
1/3rd of the air in the building should be replenished every hour; or all of the air every 3 hours.
By the time other people notice a building is "stuffy", I am dying of suffocation. This makes a large majority of buildings and houses and transit vehicles uninhabitable to me, especially for time periods exceeding 15 minutes. Doctors would say panic attack, I say under-ventilated rooms. I'm like a human furnace that needs "combustion air", or a warped canary in a coal mine.
disasterpastor45 3 years ago