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Group4 park wan sung park hye eun Guo Jing Lindunli Gwon se ah

Sick House Syndrome. Group4 park wan sung park hye eun Guo Jing Lindunli Gwon se ah. S1. House – having breakfast. S2.Hospital. S3.House. S4. Few months later, House. S5.Market. S6.House- having dinner. S8.Hospital. Definition Of Sick House Syndrome.

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Group4 park wan sung park hye eun Guo Jing Lindunli Gwon se ah

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  1. Sick House Syndrome Group4 park wan sungpark hye eun Guo Jing Lindunli Gwon se ah

  2. S1. House – having breakfast

  3. S2.Hospital

  4. S3.House

  5. S4. Few months later, House

  6. S5.Market

  7. S6.House- having dinner

  8. S8.Hospital

  9. Definition Of Sick House Syndrome • Sick house syndrome (SHS) is a combination of ailments (a syndrome) associated with an individual's place of work (office building) or residence. • Most of the sick house syndrome is related to poor indoor air quality.

  10. You may experience eye, nose, and throat irritation, stuffiness, skin rashes, headaches, nausea, flu-like symptoms. Symptoms following exposure come and go fairly quickly-- you may notice them within an hour or two of entering a building but also notice that they will be gone within an hour or two of leaving a building.All of symptoms may caused by sick house syndrome

  11. The EPA(environment protection agency) informs us that 6 out of 10 homes and buildings are "sick“, Indoor pollution is due in large part to volatile organic compounds (often referred to as: VOCs) that evaporate from home decorating and cleaning products. Levels of pollutants in indoor air can be from two to more than 100 times higher than outdoors . According to the National Safety Council , Americans spend about 90% of their time indoors, and 65% of that time at home. So indoor air is going to impact our health far more than outdoor air. Harmful indoor chemicals can lead to  anemia, sinusitis, allergies, asthma, chronic fatigue, a generally weakened immune system, cancer, brain damage and even death. Exposure to radon and tobacco exposure can lead to lung cancer.

  12. How To Improve Indoor Air Quality • The Most Important Step: Studies show that the air should be changed several times a day to prevent build up of pollutants. • Install an air purifier, or an air purification system . • Using green plants to reduce the levels of indoor air pollution. • Understand the role of Green Cleaning . (Soap (not detergent), vinegar , baking soda , washing soda , salt , ammonia, borax , alcohol , cornstarch , lemon juice , Trisodium phosphate (TSP) , steel wool, and mineral oil are great for keeping the house clean)

  13. Thank You !

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