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Since we renovated our living room two months ago, I’ve noticed a strange foggy mist coming from the vents every morning. The kids have been complaining of sore throats and runny noses, even though they’re not sick otherwise. Is this a sign of poor indoor air quality, or could it be something else in the house causing these issues?
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The symptoms your kids have been experiencing and the foggy mist coming from the vents could indeed be linked to poor indoor air quality. In Dubai/UAE, regulations like those set by the UAE Ministry of Climate Change and Environment (MOCCAE) stress the importance of maintaining healthy indoor environments.
It's not uncommon for new renovations to release off-gassing chemicals such as volatile organic compounds (VOCs), which could irritate respiratory systems leading to sore throats and runny noses. The fog from vents may be due to excess moisture or condensation, possibly indicating an issue with the HVAC system or the humidity levels in your home. However, these symptoms might also be caused by other factors like allergens, mold spores, or even dust mites – especially if you have recently moved into a new place. Given your situation and considering the health of your family, it's crucial to get a professional inspection to pinpoint the exact cause. A professional environmental assessment can help identify any potential issues with the air quality, HVAC system, and overall indoor environment. For prompt and reliable assistance in this matter, contact Saniservice at 800-MOLDS (800-66537) or email hello@saniservice.com for a detailed inspection. Early intervention can prevent these symptoms from worsening and ensure your family's health remains a priority. Remember, maintaining good indoor air quality is key to living comfortably in the UAE’s climate. Regular checks and maintenance of your home’s systems can help avoid such issues. |
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