Why you should care about air in your workspace
The health of employees in an office affects the results of the company
Indoor Air Quality is a serious concern for any workplace as it can affect the overall health and wellbeing of your staff. The indoor air quality impacts the overall well-being of staff members, which may lead them into having mental issues too!
Would you have thought that the following symptoms are connected to poor air quality?
- Dry respiratory tracts, something which leads to sore throats and coughs
- Frequent colds
- Allergic symptoms such as hay fever, dust allergy and animal hair allergy
- Red and stinging eyes
- Fatigue, headaches, concentration problems
- Electrostatic charging
Good air – leads to increased output, motivation and well-being
- Reduces susceptibility to colds and can promote a quicker recovery
- Reduces allergic symptoms
- Reduces stinging eyes, dry respiratory tracts and voice problems
- Fewer signs of fatigue, headaches and concentration problems
Indoor air pollution is a serious concern in commercial and institutional buildings. It's not easy to notice, but it can be costly for your health! Outdoor sources tend to have an obvious effect on those around them- dark smoke or toxic smell indicates that something is wrong (and likely due to the exposure).
However, indoor sources don't always show themselves so clearly. They hide behind cool AC waves alongside calming scents like freshener oils which make people less inclined to believe there could ever be "bad" smells coming from furniture near windowsills during summer months.
It's important to have a clean workplace so that you and other employees can work in an environment free from mould, dust, pollen and allergens.
By using BONECO devices, you can create optimal indoor air for your employees all year round.
The optimally humidified and cleaned indoor air not only positively influences your wellbeing but also your health.
With our special filter package (HEPA and active carbon filters), the appliance removes allergens, pollen, viruses, dust, pet dander, dust mites, smoke and odours from the air.