How to prevent indoor pollution that is pervasive?

Posted on October 23, 2019October 23, 2019 by Helen

How to prevent indoor pollution that is pervasive?

According to scientific data, people spend more than 70% of their time indoors. Some people spend more than 90% of their indoor activities. Indoor air pollution is more harmful to the human body than outdoor pollution, and respiratory diseases and cardiovascular diseases are frequent. Hair is inseparable from indoor pollution.

70% of the time in indoor activities PM2.5 causes respiratory and cardiovascular diseases

Relevant statistics show that humans spend at least 70% of their time indoors, while urban population spends more than 90% indoors, especially for infants and the elderly. About 68% of human diseases are related to room pollution.

There are many types of indoor pollution, which exist in every corner.

For many people, the most common room pollution is formaldehyde, but PM2.5 knows very little. Meteorologists and medical experts believe that the haze weather caused by fine particles is even more harmful to human health than sandstorms. In particular, fine particles with a diameter of less than 2.5 microns, such as PM2.5, have a diameter equivalent to 1/10 of the size of human hair. These fine particles are pervasive and enter the body and enter the bronchial tubes, interfering with the gas exchange in the lungs, causing asthma, bronchi. Diseases such as inflammation and cardiovascular disease. These granules can also enter the blood through the bronchi and alveoli, and harmful gases, heavy metals and the like are dissolved in the blood, which is more harmful to human health.

Air purifier

Air purifiers, also known as ‘air cleaners’, air purifiers, purifiers, are capable of adsorbing, decomposing or converting various air pollutants (generally including PM2.5, dust, pollen, odor, formaldehyde, etc.) , bacteria, allergens, etc., products that effectively improve air cleanliness, mainly divided into household, commercial, industrial, building and so on.

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Reasonable use of purifiers in summer can reduce indoor air pollution

Posted on October 15, 2019October 15, 2019 by Helen

Reasonable use of purifiers in summer can reduce indoor air pollution

Experiments have shown that for every 1 °C increase in indoor temperature, formaldehyde volatilized from wooden furniture and flooring will increase the concentration of formaldehyde in the air by 0.15 to 0.37 times. In the high temperature and humidity environment both indoors and outdoors in summer, it will accelerate the release of formaldehyde in furniture and other decoration materials. In this regard, experts have called for the rational use of air purifiers with formaldehyde-removing functions in the summer to improve and improve air quality and reduce indoor air pollution.

Under normal circumstances, users are accustomed to decorating the room in the spring, and detoxifying the newly renovated room in the summer. After the renovation of the new house, it can be accommodated for 3-6 months, but this does not mean that the pollutants are completely exhausted.

According to analysis by relevant industry insiders, the release of formaldehyde and other pollutants in furniture and plates is a long and long process. It takes ten or twenty years, or even longer, to completely dissipate, but for environmentally-friendly plates, pass several Ventilation for a month can release pollutants into a gradual period that meets national standards. However, it is worth noting that the release of formaldehyde is greatly affected by temperature. Especially in the summer, indoors and outdoors are in a relatively high temperature and humid environment, which will accelerate the release of formaldehyde. Most users will smell irritating smells in newly renovated rooms. Therefore, for the new house renovation time is shorter, the home has added a few pieces of furniture, the old house for partial decoration, etc., in the summer should pay special attention to prevent formaldehyde from exceeding the standard.

In the summer, the newly renovated rooms will open the closet, cabinets, bookcases, drawers, etc. before the daytime work, so that the pollutants are fully released, and the doors and windows are opened at night to ventilate. If you feel that indoor pollution is serious, open the door at the same time, open the kitchen door, open the kitchen fan, or turn on the air conditioning function to accelerate the spread of pollutants.

The sultry indoors in the summer night will also accelerate the release of pollutants, and you can open the window to sleep while ensuring safety. If you are afraid of getting cold in the middle of the night, you can open the bedroom door or leave a little door seam to open and ventilate the kitchen window. If you feel that it is not safe to open the window at night, you can turn on the air conditioning mode, or use an air purifier to assist in removing contaminants to prevent the decoration pollution from affecting your family’s health.

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Which kind of pollutants effecting the air quality?

Posted on September 16, 2019September 16, 2019 by olans228

Which kind of pollutants effecting the air quality?

Air means the gas surrounding the earth, which supported human being and other living organisms. Air quality represents the degree of air pollution, which was measured off by the consistence of pollutant in the air.

Olansi is a professional manufactory which engage in design, production and sale household Air Purifiers , automobile air purifiers and commercial air purifiers. Baren believes following pollutants effecting the air quality:

Carbon Monoxide: Carbon Monoxide is the product of the imperfect combustion of coal, oil and other carbonaceous matters, which is a colourless, odourless, non-irritating and poisonous gas. Carbon Monoxide is practically insoluble in water, difficult to have chemical reaction with other matters in the air, so it could stay in the atmosphere for more than 2~3 years. If the concentration big enough, it could harm and even kill over a long period of time.

Inhalable Particulates: Means particles suspended in a gas, wholes diameter is less than 10 micron. Concentration of paticles is denoted by the mg. numerical value of inhalable particulates in each stere. The smaller particles could be breathed the deeper. Total suspended particulates is a blanket term for suspended solid and liquid state particulates, diameter of these particulates is about 0.1~100 micron. Some particulates such as soot is visible because it’s dark enough or with larger diameter, while some particulates are very small, which can be seen only under an electron microscope. Usually we call the particulates PM10, inhalable particulates or floating dust if the diameter is smaller than 10 micron. PM10 could stay in air over a long period of time, which effect healthy and visibility in atmosphere a lot.

Nitrogen oxides: Most nitrogen oxides are come from the burning of fossil fuels. For example, automobile, plane, gas engine and combustion process of industrial stoves are all release nitrogen oxides. Process of production and make use of nitric acid would also release nitrogen oxides, such as nitrogenous fertilizer plants, non-ferrous metals and black metal smelting works.

Air quality not only relate to living quality of human being, but also to the other biologicals in the earth. Therefore, we need to make conscious efforts to safeguard the environment, improve our living condition and air quality.

Kerry Zhang
oversea department manager
Olansi Healthcare Co.,Ltd.
(GuangZhou Olans Water Treatment Equipments Co.,Ltd)
Mob./Whatsapp/wechat: +86 18898531824
Email: kerry@olansiglobal.com / airpurifiersfactory@vip.163.com
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how to evaluate air purifier is better or not?

Posted on August 19, 2019August 19, 2019 by olans228

how to evaluate air purifier is better or not?

Before you resort to buying an air purifier, try some simple steps to reduce indoor air irritants,including:

Vacuum often and thoroughly with a vacuum with HEPA filtration.

Ban smoking indoors.

Maintain your heating and cooling equipment and change air filters regularly.

Minimize use of candles and wood fires.

Use exhaust fans in kitchen, bath, and laundry areas.

Don’t store chemicals, solvents, glues, or pesticides near your living quarters.

If pollen or related allergies keep you from opening windows, run your air conditioner or forced-air cooling system with a clean air filter.

The Pros and Cons

Pros: They’re portable—most room air purifiers weigh from 10 to 20 pounds, have a handle, and stand on the floor or on a table, while heavier models might have wheels.

Many have a high-efficiency particulate air (HEPA) filter, which can capture ultrafine particles. Keep in mind: Most HEPA filters need to be replaced annually, an expense that might approach the cost of the air cleaner, but a few models are now available with cleanable HEPA filters.

Cons: Portable models that use either electrostatic-precipitator or ionizer technology could produce some ozone, a lung irritant.

Things to consider Operating costs

Keep it clean

Quietness counts

Room Air Purifier Features

Fan: Most room air cleaners use a fan to suck in air for filtration. Those without a fan (the air circulates naturally throughout your home) run more quietly, but those we tested without fans worked poorly.

Servicing indicator: A clogged air cleaner works inefficiently. This feature lets you know when the unit needs to be cleaned or the filter replaced.

Programmable timer: These controls allow you to set the purifier to run a few hours before you’ll be using a room, or turn it off automatically.

Carrying handle: Makes it easy to move unit from room to room.

Number of speeds: The unit adjusts to your air-cleaning needs—lower when you are sleeping or working and need quiet, higher when it’s prime pollen time.

Ionizer: If a unit has an ionizer (which attracts particles via an effect like static electricity), it’s important that it not produce ozone (it may say on the box or in an operation manual; you can also check our ratings). Ozone is a possible lung irritant.

Remote control: Lets you easily adjust settings from across the room.

Dirt sensor: In some room models, the unit automatically adjusts fan speed to the level of dirt or dust in the air.

Washable pre-filter: A washable—and reusable—pre-filter collects large particles; if it’s washable, it can help cut overall costs. However, many of our higher-rated models did not have this option.

Clearing the Air

What They Do Well

The better air purifiers are especially good at filtering pollutant particles such as dust, smoke from candles or fireplaces, and pollen.

What’s Not So Great

Volatile organic compounds (VOCs) from adhesives, paints, and cleaning products, and other types of gaseous pollutants, however, are another matter. Some portable models with carbon pre-filters are claimed to filter VOCs, but the Environmental Protection Agency warns that such filters are specific to certain gaseous pollutants, not for others, and that no air purifier is expected to remove all gaseous pollutants found in the typical home. Carbon filters also must be replaced often, typically every 3 to 6 months, or they stop working.

Best regards,
Kerry Zhang
oversea department manager
Olansi Healthcare Co.,Ltd.
(GuangZhou Olans Water Treatment Equipments Co.,Ltd)
Mob./Whatsapp/wechat: +86 18898531824
Email: kerry@olansiglobal.com / airpurifiersfactory@vip.163.com
www.olansiglobal.com

Breathing difficulty and its solution with Olansi air purifiers

Posted on August 6, 2019August 6, 2019 by olans228

Breathing difficulty and its solution with Olansi air purifiers

Breathing difficulty may involve:

Difficult breathing
Uncomfortable breathing
Feeling like you are not getting enough air
Considerations

There is no standard definition for difficulty breathing. Some people feel breathless with only mild exercise (for example, climbing stairs), even though they don’t have a medical condition. Others may have advanced lung disease, but may never feel short of breath.

Wheezing is one form of breathing difficulty in which you make a high-pitched sound when you breathe out.

Causes
Shortness of breath has many different causes. For example, heart disease can cause breathlessness if your heart is unable to pump enough blood to supply oxygen to your body. If your brain, muscles, or other body organs do not get enough oxygen, a sense of breathlessness may occur.

Breathing difficulty may also be due to problems with the lungs, airways, or other health problems.

Problems with the lungs:

Blood clot in the arteries of the lungs (pulmonary embolism)
Swelling and mucus buildup in the smallest air passages in the lungs (bronchiolitis)
Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), such as chronic bronchitis or emphysema
Pneumonia
High blood pressure in the arteries of the lungs (pulmonary hypertension)
Other lung disease
Problems with the airways leading to the lungs:

Blockage of the air passages in your nose, mouth, or throat
Choking on something stuck in the airways
Swelling around the vocal cords (croup)
Inflammation of the tissue (epiglottis) that covers the windpipe (epiglottitis)
Problems with the heart:

Chest pain due to poor blood flow through the blood vessels of the heart (angina)
Heart attack
Heart defects from birth (congenital heart disease)
Heart failure
Heart rhythm disturbances (arrhythmias)
Other causes:

Allergies (such as to mold, dander, or pollen)
High altitudes where there is less oxygen in the air
Compression of the chest wall
Dust in the environment
Emotional distress, such as anxiety
Hiatal hernia (condition in which part of the stomach extends through an opening of the diaphragm into the chest)
Obesity
Panic attacks
Olansi air purifiers solution to the problem to ease situation
Olansi air purifiers help reduce Allergies (such as to mold, dander, or pollen), dust in the environment, smoke and increase oxygen level by filtering out TVOC / HCHO.

Olansi was founded in 2009, that focuses on research and development, design, production and sales of health and environmental protection equipment of household air purification, water purifiers, and hydrogen-rich water series.

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How to prevent indoor pollution that is pervasive?