Indoor Pollution

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Good tips ………..thanks…………must help me a lot in reducing pollution

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These are some ways to prevent indoor pollutions.
*Use safer products, such as baking soda instead of harsher chemical cleaners. There are many postings about this on the site.
*Products such as paints and glues often contain harmful chemicals. Open and use them outdoors or with plenty of ventilation indoors.
*Don’t heat your home with a gas cooking stove, which can not only cause breathing problems but a fire also
*Clean frequently to remove dust..
*Have your appliances and heater regularly inspected and maintained.
*Proper home ventilation also prevents damage to your home by reducing moisture. So open those windows and ventilate.
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Indoor pollution is a concern in the developed countries, where energy efficiency improvements sometimes make houses relatively airtight, reducing ventilation and raising pollutant levels. Indoor pollution problems can be subtle and do not always produce easily recognized impacts on health.Indoor pollution has increased due to a variety of reasons, including the construction of more tightly sealed buildings, reduced ventilation, the use of synthetic materials for building and furnishing and the use of chemical products, pesticides, and household care products. Indoor pollution can begin within the building or be drawn in from outdoors.

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Indoor pollution means pollution out from inside the room regarding the smoking, some poison gas emission, cooking gas emission, etc which is affecting the society in terms o living.

Thanks for sharing……..

Now indoor pollution is an another problem……
That must be checked…
So follow the caution / guidelines written in this forum….

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