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After the recent dust storm that swept through our area, I've been noticing a persistent odor lingering in the living room. It’s not strong but definitely noticeable, especially when we turn on the air conditioning. My kids have started coughing more frequently since then too, and I’m worried it might be related to the dusty air. Have any of you noticed similar issues after dust storms and should we consider cleaning the ducts?
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Absolutely! After such intense dust storms, it’s crucial to address potential issues within your home's HVAC system. In the UAE especially, we experience these unpredictable sand and dust events which can indeed introduce a lot of particulate matter into our air conditioning ducts.
Firstly, it is important to note that post-dust storm conditions in the UAE often bring about an increase in airborne particles that could irritate respiratory systems—just like what your kids are experiencing. Persistent odors from these dust particles can also be quite common and might require attention. Given the situation you've described, a professional inspection of your ducts would be prudent. The UAE doesn't have specific regulations mandating regular duct cleaning but guidelines do recommend maintaining clean airways to prevent health issues, especially in areas prone to such storms. If you suspect your system is harboring excess dust or debris, it might be wise to schedule a consultation with a professional like Saniservice. They can thoroughly inspect and clean the ducts if necessary. This not only improves indoor air quality but also ensures that your HVAC systems are operating efficiently. Remember, keeping the air in your home free from dust and contaminants is key for maintaining good health, especially during times when storms like these occur. So do consider having an inspection done to ensure peace of mind for you and your family. If you have any doubts or want a professional opinion, don't hesitate to contact us at 800-MOLDS (800-66537) or email hello@saniservice.com. |
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