Indoor air pollutants can only be seen in severe cases, but their effects can be felt in varying degrees (depending on an individual\u2019s sensitivity) immediately after exposure. Exposure to indoor pollutants can manifest in irritation of the eyes, skin, throat, and respiratory tract.\u00a0 Headache, dizziness, and cold or flu like symptoms are also triggered by contaminants floating in the air. People\u2019s individual reactions to indoor pollutants vary drastically and in some people with preexisting conditions such as asthma or allergies, exposure to certain particles or gases in the air can cause immediate attack.\u00a0 Long-term exposure to higher than normal concentrations of indoor pollutants can lead to chronic issues and in the case of some chemicals, can cause fatal disease including cancer.<\/p>\n
The air in your home or office can be polluted by a plethora of sources. It is important to be aware of the various types of pollutants to be able to more easily recognize\/find the source of any symptoms so that they can![\"Ceiling](\"https:\/\/cmcleaning.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2017\/04\/Smith-Nephew-Vent-Job-1-300x225.jpg\")
be properly eradicated.\u00a0 Common pollutants include dust, mold, secondhand smoke, and pollens.\u00a0 When it comes to the more dangerous air pollutants such as asbestos, radon, and cigarette smoke it is crucial to know how to best avoid exposure in large concentrations and\/or over prolonged periods of time.<\/p>\n
Buildings containing asbestos and those testing positive for elevated levels of radon should be handled professionally in accordance with EPA recommendations\/regulations. As for allergens and asthma triggers such as dust, pollens, and mold; harmful levels of pollution can be avoided by maintaining proper ventilation and an effective cleaning regimen.\u00a0 Having your facilities or home dusted, vacuumed using a clean HEPA filter, and getting specialty floor cleanings such as carpet shampooing done on a consistent basis can go a long way toward eliminating common airborne irritants.\u00a0 In a commercial setting, a good indication of whether your cleaning service has a handle on indoor air pollution is to look at your ceiling and see if dust has accumulated in the corners and\/or in between vents.<\/p>\n
At C.M. Cleaning, our commitment to satisfying our clients by getting the job done right and our focus on attention to detail all but guarantee that airborne office allergens and pollutants from dust, pollens, and mold won\u2019t require a second thought. For your greatest protection against the detrimental effects of indoor air pollution, be aware of whether your building contains asbestos and\/or elevated levels of radon so that you can follow the proper procedures for dealing with these issues, and do not smoke inside.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Indoor air pollutants can only be seen in severe cases, but their effects can be felt in varying degrees (depending on an individual\u2019s sensitivity) immediately after exposure. Exposure to indoor pollutants can manifest in irritation of the eyes, skin, throat, and respiratory tract.\u00a0 Headache, dizziness, and cold or flu like symptoms are also triggered by … <\/p>\n