The invisible chemicals in a new room: formaldehyde and VOCs
That 'new furniture' or 'fresh paint' smell is a cocktail of gases. Most are harmless - a couple aren't.
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That 'new furniture' or 'fresh paint' smell is a cocktail of gases. Most are harmless - a couple aren't.
Read articleIn a Nordic climate, moisture is the quiet driver of a lot of respiratory trouble - and it's measurable.
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Read articleCarbon dioxide is the cheapest honest signal of how well a room is ventilated. It also tracks how well people think in it.
Read articleThe single most common compliance mistake among Helsinki SMEs is assuming the building owner handles radon. The law says otherwise.
Read articleA scary first number isn't a verdict. Here's why daytime ventilation can legally put you back under the limit.
Read articleIt isn't bureaucratic fussiness that radon is measured September to May. The building physics of a Finnish winter is the reason.
Read articleFiltration is genuinely useful. It also can't touch radon. Knowing the difference saves money and protects health.
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