indoor air quality

Households across the country are being urged to open their windows for roughly ten minutes a day to reduce condensation, lower indoor humidity and cut the risk of mould — a simple habit that experts say can protect buildings and health while limiting needless energy waste when done correctly...

Households across the UK and Ireland have been urged to “open windows for 10 minutes a day” as a simple, low‑cost measure to refresh indoor air and reduce condensation, damp and the airborne concentration of respiratory particles — advice that is sound in principle but must be applied with...

Households across the UK have been urged to open windows for 10 minutes during Thursday and Friday even as Storm Goretti brings snow, ice and bitter cold — advice framed as a simple defence against condensation, damp and mould but one that needs careful, situational judgement when severe weather...

A short, sharp ventilation routine — even in freezing weather — is being promoted by public-health experts as one of the most effective, low-cost ways to reduce airborne infection risk inside homes and workplaces, but the precise headline doing the rounds on social media (a Manchester Evening...

Households across the UK have been urged to “open windows for 10 minutes a day” as public health bodies renew simple ventilation advice to reduce the concentration of airborne viruses, lower indoor carbon dioxide and clear stale pollutants — advice that’s useful in ordinary seasons but that also...

The rapidly evolving landscape of urban infrastructure is on the brink of a profound transformation, as smart buildings begin to embrace a new digital era that promises unprecedented levels of efficiency, sustainability, and user experience. This transition is being catalyzed by innovative...