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After the intense sandstorms we had last week, I noticed a strange dustiness in the air, especially in my living room where the windows face southwest. My kids have been coughing more than usual, and it's hard to tell if it’s just allergies or something else. Should I consider hiring an indoor air quality professional to test and clean the air?
Posted by Jan Flores
Asked on December 9, 2025 10:37 am
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Absolutely, testing your indoor air quality is an essential step given the recent sandstorms and symptoms you're experiencing. The dustiness in your living room especially during southwest facing windows can be concerning, particularly for kids who are more susceptible to respiratory issues.

In the UAE, including Dubai, there aren't strict regulations mandating regular indoor air quality checks, but it's wise to stay proactive, especially after major weather events like sandstorms. Dust and particulate matter from these storms can carry allergens, pollutants, and even microorganisms that could exacerbate allergies or respiratory issues.

Given the symptoms your kids are showing, it would be prudent to have a professional inspect the air in your home. This will help determine if there's an underlying issue beyond just allergies. A professional inspection can also identify sources of contaminants such as mold spores or volatile organic compounds (VOCs) that might not be immediately obvious.

Saniservice.com is a reputable company in Dubai offering indoor air quality testing and remediation services. They have the expertise to conduct thorough inspections using state-of-the-art equipment, which can help pinpoint any issues. Their services are tailored to ensure that your home remains a healthy environment for you and your family.

Call 800-MOLDS or email hello@saniservice.com today to schedule an appointment. Early detection and remediation of indoor air quality problems can significantly improve the health and well-being of everyone in your household, especially during seasons when outdoor conditions are less favorable.

Remember, keeping a close eye on indoor air quality isn't just for after sandstorms; regular checks can help maintain a healthy home environment year-round.
Posted by Sani Admin
Answered on December 13, 2025 2:45 pm