How do Indoor Air Purifiers Work?
                     How Do Indoor Air Purifier 
Work?
Indoor air pollution is the destruction of indoor air quality by 
chemicals and other harmful materials, and its hazards can be up 
to 10 times more serious than outdoor air pollution. This is 
because closed areas make the accumulation of potential 
contaminants greater than open spaces. If you consider pouring a 
gallon of oil into the ocean instead of pouring a gallon of oil into a 
bathtub, you can easily visualize it. Oil in the ocean will dissipate 
and be diluted in large amounts of water. The oil in the bathtub 
will also stay because it has nowhere to go. The same is true when 
pollutants are released in a tight, closed area (like your home or 
office).
The average home contains many potential sources of 
indoor air pollutants.
You may think that indoor air pollution doesn't 
apply to you. After all, you live near a highway, a 
farm, or an industrial plant. He does not smoke 
or use wood stoves. But indoor air pollution 
comes from places you don't usually think about, 
such as houses, the land where the houses are 
located, and the daily necessities you can buy in 
stores.
Formaldehyde, PCB, Asbestos
These are the words you don't want to 
be related to living space. However, 
you will find at least one of these 
chemicals in your home every day. If 
not, you have not gotten out of trouble. 
Indoor air pollutants can be released at 
a high level in a short time, such as 
when using spray paint, or at a lower 
level, such as chemicals leaking from 
carpet. Let's look at some other causes 
of indoor air pollution.
Radon
Second-hand tobacco smoke from 
tobacco is generally found in 
bedrock and building materials 
under the house - a combination 
of smoke from the burning end of 
cigarettes, pipes, or cigars and 
smoke exhaled by smokers - 
bacteria, molds, viruses, animal 
dander, dust mites, cockroaches 
and pollen. Many of them grow in 
warm, humid environments or are 
brought from outside.
Ventless gas water heaters, wood 
Combustion stoves, fireplaces, and gas stoves 
emit carbon monoxide, nitrogen 
dioxide, and small particles. 
More than 3 billion people 
around the world continue to 
depend on solid fuels such as 
wood and coal to meet their 
energy needs.
Use the best quiet air purifier from 
Hitachi to keep the air inside 
your home clean and healthy. 
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Conditioning India Limited
Address: 
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Phone Number: 01122717161
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