Is the air purifier in your home making you sick: 5 safety usage tips that no one talks about
Air purifiers, essential for urban homes, may inadvertently create dry indoor air. Gadget expert Rajiv Makhni warns that continuous high-speed operation in sealed rooms can reduce moisture. This dryness can irritate nasal passages, throats, and eyes. Prolonged exposure might worsen respiratory issues and amplify infections. Experts suggest balancing air cleaning with maintaining indoor humidity and regular ventilation.
Air purifiers, essential for urban homes, may inadvertently create dry indoor air. Gadget expert Rajiv Makhni warns that continuous high-speed operation in sealed rooms can reduce moisture. This dryness can irritate nasal passages, throats, and eyes. Prolonged exposure might worsen respiratory issues and amplify infections. Experts suggest balancing air cleaning with maintaining indoor humidity and regular ventilation.
