Introduction
In recent years, the global climate has seen significant changes. For example, the average air temperature has increased by 1-2 degrees Celsius in eastern China and western Japan due to global warming. In addition, precipitation forecasts have become more accurate than ever before; therefore, it is important for people with allergic rhinitis to pay attention to indoor environmental conditions such as humidity and temperature so that they can maintain a healthy life style.
In autumn and winter, the outside temperature gradually decreases, people naturally move towards indoors, but they pay more attention to keeping warm than indoor environmental conditions.
In autumn and winter, the outside temperature gradually decreases, people naturally move towards indoors, but they pay more attention to keeping warm than indoor environmental conditions. The inside is a dark environment with low temperature and high humidity. The air is easy to absorb pollutants from sources such as carpets and furniture. In this way, indoor air quality is much worse than outdoor air quality.
According to statistics from a survey conducted by the American Society of Allergy Asthma & Immunology (AAAAI), there are about 40 million Americans with allergic rhinitis in the United States alone every year; most of them are caused by dust mite allergens or other airborne allergens such as pollen or animal dander in indoor environments due to their poor ventilation systems.
Fall and winter are the prime time for allergies.
You may not be aware of this, but fall and winter are the prime allergy seasons. In autumn and winter, indoor air quality is poor due to the use of air conditioner or gas heater. It has been found that in autumn and winter, people with allergic rhinitis should pay more attention to indoor environmental conditions such as temperature, humidity and ventilation. Air conditioner can effectively adjust indoor temperature, but it also blocks natural ventilation. When you leave home for a long time without opening windows or doors for airflow, dust mites will accumulate in your house which will worsen your symptoms.
Because the air conditioner is closed for a long time in autumn and winter, the air circulation is blocked.
In autumn and winter, people with allergic rhinitis should pay more attention to indoor environmental conditions.
Because the air conditioner is closed for a long time in autumn and winter, the air circulation is blocked. The indoor air quality is poor, which may increase the risk of catching colds for people with allergic rhinitis.
For children and the elderly who have weak immunity and respiratory tract infection easily, it is very important for children and the elderly to prevent allergic diseases in autumn.
In autumn and winter, the indoor environment is not only prone to dust but also susceptible to mold infections. In addition, many people have weak immunity and respiratory tract infections easily, so they are more likely to suffer from allergic diseases.
For children and the elderly who have weak immunity and respiratory tract infection easily, it is very important for children and the elderly to prevent allergic diseases in autumn. To this end, we should use an air purifier with PM2.5 function. The PM2.5 can be filtered by the air purifier in indoor environment of your home
Poor indoor air quality at home can make children prone to allergies such as asthma.
Indoor air pollution is a serious problem, and poor indoor air quality can cause allergies, asthma and other respiratory problems. Poor indoor air quality can also cause eye and skin problems, headaches, fatigue and nausea.
It is generally recommended that an carbon filter air purifier function be used at home to solve the problems of PM2.5, for maldehyde and other pollution sources in a comprehensive way.
In autumn and winter, people with allergic rhinitis should pay more attention to indoor environmental conditions. PM2.5 is a major pollutant in the winter, which can cause inflammatory reactions in the nasal mucosa of those who are allergic to pollen or other allergens. In addition, these particles can also pass into the respiratory tract and induce asthma symptoms such as wheezing and coughing; therefore it is generally recommended that an carbon filter air purifier function be used at home to solve the problems of PM2.5, for maldehyde and other pollution sources in a comprehensive way
The European EN1822 standard classifies particles into H13, H14 two levels according to their filtration efficiency.
The European EN1822 standard classifies particles into H13, H14 two levels according to their filtration efficiency.
H13 is the standard for household air purifiers, with a filtration efficiency of 99.97%.
H14 has a higher level of filtration efficiency, at 99.995%.
Correct selection of the right air purifier can effectively reduce pollution sources
If you are allergic to dust, then a good air purifier can help you in many ways. First of all, it will reduce the number of allergens and pollutants in your home environment; secondly, it can improve your indoor air quality; thirdly, it can suppress harmful gas emissions from electronic products such as computers and televisions; fourthly, it can remove harmful gases from industrial chimneys; fifthly, some models also support ionization technology which can effectively kill viruses and bacteria.
In addition to selecting an appropriate model for your needs (for example: H13 for people with allergies), you should also consider whether or not there is enough space available for the device itself. For example: if the room size is less than 30 square meters then an H14 model would be best suited because it has been designed specifically to cover smaller rooms like bedrooms and studies. However if there’s sufficient room available then why not try something bigger?
It’s important that we maintain our health throughout autumn/winter by taking measures against colds & flu viruses as well as allergens such as pollen grains which cause hay fever symptoms..
Conclusion
The indoor environment of the home should be clean and healthy, so as to avoid allergic disease.