How to prevent air pollution in your home

In this blog post, we will address the issue of indoor pollution and in particular, we will deal with the following topics:

- Is the indoor air more polluted than the outdoor one?
- The causes of indoor air pollution and how to reduce them
- Plants that eliminate indoor pollutants
- Is there a faster way to eliminate indoor pollution?
- Air purifiers air: what they are and how they work
- Eteria: the solution against indoor air pollution

Is the indoor air more polluted than the outdoor one?

Very often the issue of pollution is associated only with the outside air, however, neglecting the air we breathe 90% of our time: the indoor air.

In fact, many do not realize that most of our lives are spent indoors, breathing air that is potentially harmful to our bodies.

According to studies conducted by the World Health Organization (WHO), the indoor air we breathe daily can be up to 5 times more polluted than the outdoor one.

When we think of our home, we always imagine a safe and welcoming place, where we can relax and enjoy our free time with the people we love. And this is exactly how our internal environment must be to allow us to live peacefully and enjoy good health.

So let's find out together the causes of this pollution and how to eliminate it, allowing us to breathe clean and renewed air.

The causes of indoor air pollution and how to reduce them

With the growing pollution present in the outdoor air, it is inevitable that the indoor air will also be affected. In fact, very often indoor air pollution derives directly from the external one, entering through the windows and remaining trapped in the walls of the house: such as fine dust caused by urban smog or intense traffic.