World bedroom Health Day, beware of indoor air pollution health risks

Oriental Network October 10 News: According to the "Evening News", Today is "World bedroom Health Day." In recent years, the air pollution has caused people more and more vigilance, the city dweller spends every day 80%-90% time indoors, the room environment is vital to human health, life and work quality. Among them, especially should be aware of indoor air pollution caused by health risks.

Experts report found that, following the "soot-type", "photochemical smog" pollution, modern people are entering the "indoor air pollution" as the mark of the third pollution period. Elderly people with cardiovascular diseases, children growing up and so on, are sensitive to indoor air pollution.

Data from the city Center for Disease Control and Prevention show that the sources of indoor air pollutants are mainly divided into outdoor sources and indoor sources two major categories. Experts suggest that the indoor air pollution can be simply controlled by source control, ventilation, and adsorption method. For example, the choice of green building materials and decorative material, indoor non-smoking, buy environmental furniture, cautious use or use of chemical cosmetics, all kinds of aerosol. Increase indoor ventilation, ventilation frequency is the most important to reduce indoor air pollution, the most convenient measures, the best daily ventilation time is 9 o'clock in the morning to 11 points. Can be placed in the home some activated carbon, the use of its small and irregular hole volume, the principle of similar sponge absorbent, can absorb macromolecular organic matter in the air. In the room to raise some flowers plants can also be slow adsorption, to achieve clean air role. For example, Aloe vera, spider plants, cactus, duck jump grass can absorb formaldehyde, chrysanthemum, evergreen vine, iron trees can absorb benzene, chrysanthemum, can absorb trichloroethylene, Rose, rose, turtle bamboo, tail-like orchid can absorb more than 80% of harmful gases; azaleas can absorb radioactive material.