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After the recent deep clean they did in my living room, which has been going on for about a month now, I’ve started noticing a persistent cough and my eyes have been watering more than usual. It’s especially noticeable when I’m near their work area. Could this be related to something they might have missed or used that could cause these symptoms?
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Could cleaning residue cause my symptoms?
Absolutely, cleaning residues can indeed trigger respiratory issues and eye irritation. In the UAE, particularly in Dubai, we have specific regulations regarding indoor air quality and the usage of cleaning products. These guidelines are designed to protect residents from harmful substances that might be emitted during deep cleans. The symptoms you're experiencing could very well be linked to residue left behind by your cleaning staff. Many common household cleaners contain harsh chemicals like bleach, ammonia, and strong acids which can release fumes and particles causing coughing and eye irritation. It's also possible they missed certain areas or used practices that aren't in line with best industry standards. Firstly, ensure the area is well-ventilated to reduce exposure to any lingering chemicals. Opening windows and using fans can help. If symptoms persist, it might be wise to have a professional inspection conducted by a company like Saniservice who are experts in this field and familiar with UAE-specific regulations. Saniservice can perform a thorough assessment of your living room environment, identifying any potential hazards from cleaning products or other sources. They will provide recommendations for safe practices moving forward and ensure the indoor air quality is up to standard. Call 800-MOLDS or email hello@saniservice.com if you wish to schedule an inspection or have further queries. Remember, maintaining good indoor air quality is crucial for your health and well-being, especially in a climate like Dubai's where such concerns can be more pronounced due to the use of air conditioning systems. Take care and stay healthy! |
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