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After the heavy smoke from a neighbor’s house fire that spread to our living room last month, we’ve noticed an unusual smell lingering in my son’s bedroom. The air feels stale, and I’m really worried about the effect it might have on them, especially since they spend so much time there playing. Have you ever had similar issues with duct cleaning affecting indoor air quality?
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Is stale air in son's room harmful? That is indeed a valid concern. Smoke and fire remnants can leave behind toxic particles that linger within the ductwork of your home. In the UAE, particularly in Dubai, our climate conditions and frequent dust storms can exacerbate issues like this.
In my experience, we often see cases where improper or inadequate duct cleaning has led to similar complaints about lingering odors and stale air. The UAE does have some regulations regarding indoor environmental quality (IEQ) but it's crucial that you seek professional assistance for thorough inspections and remediation in such scenarios. To address the issue at hand, I would recommend calling 800-MOLDS or emailing hello@saniservice.com to schedule a comprehensive inspection. Our team will conduct an assessment of your ductwork and air quality. We use advanced tools and techniques like thermal imaging cameras to identify any hidden contaminants that might be causing those unpleasant smells. Once identified, we can provide tailored solutions such as deep cleaning of the affected areas, installing air purifiers, or even recommending modifications to your HVAC system if necessary. Regular maintenance is key in ensuring optimal indoor air quality (IAQ), especially after incidents like fires or smoke exposure. Remember, addressing these issues early not only improves IAQ but also prevents potential health risks for you and your family, particularly considering the time your son spends playing in that room. Don't hesitate to reach out for professional help - your family's well-being is paramount. |
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