Clean Air Where

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Helping schools, nurseries and childcare settings understand and improve their air quality Training · Monitoring · Evidence-based SE London | UK-wide remote Enquiries welcome https://linktr.ee/cleanairwhere

A US study of 97 households found replacing gas stoves with induction was associated with: • 70% lower indoor NO₂ • 70% fewer asthma-related hospital visits • 80% fewer days missed from work or school The study ended early, so larger studies are still needed to confirm these findings. Link below

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🌡️ Most people are surprised to learn that the NHS advises against using electric fans once indoor temperatures exceed 35°C. Fans don’t cool the air - they cool you by helping sweat evaporate. Once the air becomes hotter than your skin, that cooling effect is no longer effective.

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🧵 1/4 📚 Case Study 3 Improving Indoor Air Quality in a Primary School Lessness Heath Primary School wanted to explore how improving indoor air quality could support healthier learning environments and contribute to its wider wellbeing and attendance strategy. 👇

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🧵 1/4 📚 Case Study 1 Creating a Healthier Nursery Environment Following the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, we worked with an early years setting in South East London to improve indoor air quality. 👇

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New research finds “half or more of the gap in life outcomes between older and younger siblings can be attributed to pathogens inadvertently brought home by older siblings,” and while we didn’t really need more reasons to clean the air in schools, it’s one more reason.

Parents of children with wheeze or asthma: Have you noticed air pollution making symptoms worse? Or is it mainly viruses in your experience? This little inhaler is very new to us and we’re still figuring it all out.

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🧵 1/2 What actually is an air purifier? Think of it like a vacuum cleaner for the air. A good HEPA air purifier can help capture: 🔬 PM2.5 pollution 🐛 Dust mite allergens 🍄 Mould spores 🐾 Pet dander 🌿 Pollen 🚗 Pollution that drifts indoors

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🧵1/4 Children with SEND are disproportionately affected by their environment. We talk about calm spaces, sensory rooms and adapted teaching. But we are missing something important - indoor air quality.

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🧵1/4 The SEND consultation closes tonight at midnight. Every Child Achieving and Thriving covers calm, safe classrooms, specialist support, behaviour, curriculum and funding. It talks about environment. It does not mention the air in it.

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🧵1/6 How is anyone supposed to thrive when their environment is affecting their mood, concentration and ability to think clearly? Most of us accept feeling foggy as normal. It is not. It is often the air.

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🧵1/6 The UK’s new National Allergy Strategy calls for ventilation, filtration and exposure reduction as key prevention priorities. Here is what that means in practice. The air inside your home and workplace could be triggering your allergies.

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🧵1/4 The UK just launched its first ever National Allergy Strategy. One of its five goals is prevention. And prevention includes the everyday environments we occupy. Indoor air is part of that picture.

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