Air quality

[Debs_ALUK]

Hello everyone, hope your Monday is going well so far

The BLF’s Living Well Alliance partner, Mitsubishi Electric, are dedicated to improving indoor air quality across the UK. Find out more about some of the work they are doing to improve indoor air quality in the education sector here: les.mitsubishielectric.co.u...

The company listed above are members of the Living Well Alliance of the British Lung Foundation. These companies have contributed financially to the furtherance of our charitable objectives. This partnership does not mean that we directly endorse their services. We consider each potential partnership very carefully and undertake necessary due diligence in line with our ethical policy. The British Lung Foundation remains a fully independent, impartial, and unbiased provider of best practice health advice and support.

Take care

Debs

[sassy59]

Thank you Debs. You take care too. Xxx

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Its so important thanks for posting about this and providing the link Debs.

[O2Trees]

Good if you can afford it. For those who can't, nothing like opening windows to promote air flow. Done for just 5 minutes, that will be enough to ensure air exchange while not long enough to allow the fabric of the building to cool down.

[Gladwyn in reply to O2Trees]

Thanks for that info. It’s good to know. 😁 I’m never sure how long to leave my windows open and the house usually ends up cold. I do have an air purifier but do like a blast of fresh air. 💥

[O2Trees in reply to Gladwyn]

I was sceptical first, then found it really works well - the place regains its warm feel pretty quickly.

[Gladwyn in reply to O2Trees]

It does! I tested it out this morning. I left patio door open for 5 mins and it got chilly quickly but 10 mins later with door closed, room was quite comfortable again. 💃