The air quality is effect on your health and well-being in our lives.

The quality of air has a big impact on human’s health and well-being. Pure air usually consists of 21% Oxygen, 78% Nitrogen, less than 1% of Argon, minor Carbon Dioxide & other gases, as well as vary the amount of water vapor. Air pollutants including Carbon Monoxide, Volatile organic compounds, Nitrogen Dioxide, and fine or coarse dust particles may almost lead to respiratory problems such as Asthma and Bronchitis, or cause of cancer at worst. These pollutants are commonly found from the exhaust of motor vehicles, fossil fuel power station, controlled or wood burning, and windblown dust.

Indoor air quality is influenced by the outdoor air pollution.

The exposure to formaldehyde in the home can irritate your eyes nose, throat, and skin. The formaldehyde can also increase breathing problems for any people including your baby or old age people with health condition like asthma or chronic obstructive pulmonary disorder (COPD)

– PM stands for particulate matter, also called particle pollution

It is a mixture of solid particles and liquid droplets found in the air such as dust, dirt, soot or smoke. Particle size less than 10 micrometers in diameter may cause serious lung problem or even into the bloodstream.
– Formaldehyde, officially named as Methanal.

It is a prominent factor in sick-building syndrome as its emissions irritate eyes and mucous membrane in nose and throat, and cause a headache and dizziness.
– TVOC is present as a gas or vapor format which can enter the human body by inhalation.

It may build up in indoor environments with a lower rate of ventilation. By breathing this contaminated air, it will lead to loss