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After the heavy dust storm last month, we’ve noticed a persistent cough and sneeze attack every time someone turns on the AC in our new apartment, especially in the bedroom. The smell of dust is so strong that it’s making me feel dizzy at times. Should I be worried about the health effects from duct cleaning issues?
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Absolutely, your concerns about the AC ducts in your new apartment seem valid and warrant attention. The symptoms you're experiencing – persistent coughing, sneezing, dizziness from dust smells – could indeed be related to poor indoor air quality (IAQ) caused by a dirty or contaminated HVAC system.
In the UAE, particularly Dubai, environmental regulations such as those outlined in the Environment Agency - Abu Dhabi's guidelines emphasize the importance of maintaining clean and efficient AC systems. Dust storms can severely impact IAQ, introducing large amounts of particulate matter that can get trapped in your ducts and affect air quality when your AC is turned on. Given what you've described, it would be prudent to schedule a professional inspection by a company like ours at Saniservice. We can assess the condition of your HVAC system, including the ductwork, filters, and overall cleanliness. Our team adheres to local standards and uses advanced tools for thorough inspections. Remember, in Dubai, we're also aware of the challenges posed by sand particles and other pollutants from frequent dust storms. Once we find out what's going on with your AC system, we can provide you with a detailed report and recommend necessary actions such as duct cleaning or even filter replacement to improve IAQ. Our goal is to ensure that you and your family breathe clean air in your home, especially after the last heavy dust storm. Please don’t hesitate to contact us at 800-MOLDS (800-66537) for a consultation or email hello@saniservice.com if you prefer. Our team is here to help and ensure that your living space remains healthy post-dust storm. Remember, taking proactive steps like these can significantly improve the air quality in your home and reduce health issues caused by contaminated HVAC systems. |
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