Why treat the air ?

The problems

STOP allergies, asthma and respiratory illnesses linked to your indoor environment!

Although irreversible, indoor air pollution is a very real threat to our health and that of our families. Not worrying about indoor air quality has worrying medium- and long-term consequences depending on each person’s level of awareness. Children, infants, pregnant women and the elderly are most threatened by this invisible enemy.

The most common causes of these problems are:

The condensation

Condensation on windows is one of the signs of poor air quality in your home. This condensation can, over time, damage your property and cause health problems.

The molds

Molds are microscopic fungi that develop wherever conditions are favorable (sufficient temperature and humidity). They develop more easily on materials that absorb and retain humidity (plaster, gyprock , wood, wallpaper, etc.)
Molds are very dangerous for health and breathing their spores can lead to allergies and serious respiratory infections.

Pollens

Pollen allergy begins in February and ends at the end of September. Pollens are found in trees, grasses and herbaceous plants. This results in a runny nose, sneezing, watery eyes, red eyes and sometimes the development of asthma.

Indoor pollution

The main indoor pollution is due to:

* Carbon monoxide
* Benzene
* Volatile organic compounds
* Combustion gas
* Nitrogen oxide
* Pesticides
* Tobacco