Clean Classroom Air

🌱Plants are nature's natural air purifiers! Buying an air purifier can be expensive, but investing in house plants isn't! This is a great start to freshen your classroom or home's air.

NASA recommends these 12 house plants to put in your home or classroom for the best air quality:
1. Areca Palm (shown in photo)
2. Snake Plant
3. Money Plant
4. Gerbera Daisy
5. Chinese Evergreens
6. Spider Plant
7. Aloe Vera
8. Broad Lady Palm
9. Dragon Tree
10. Weeping Fig
11. Chrysanthemum
12. Rubber Plant

Healthy House = Clean Air Filter

For the best results, cleaning your air filter once a month is good to prevent mold growth.

Here are the steps on how to clean your air filter:
1. Turn off the power & locate the filter.
2. Vacuum the air filter.
3. Wash the filter with vinegar & water.
4. Let it dry, then replace it back.

To learn more, click the link below:

How to Clean Your Home's Air Filters for a Healthy House Keep your HVAC system running efficiently with these simple maintenance tips. We'll walk you through how to clean an air conditioner filter or furnace filter and when it's time to replace them.

The simple science of Clean Classroom Air is to bring in fresh outdoor air and filter the air which helps create air flows that mix and dilute any concentrations of pollutants.

But it all starts with monitoring! You wouldn't drive a car without a speedometer, so why breathe, the air you know nothing about? By maximizing the amount of outdoor filtered air in the system, then adding a robust network of HEPA filters to cleanse and mix the air within the space. Monitoring is essential to validating and insuring the system is doing its job of reducing risk in the classroom.

Did you know children tend to breathe more rapidly than adults so they absorb more pollutants? Also, they are closer to the ground which is where some pollutants reach peak concentrations. This can be hard on them because they're breathing in unhealthy air while their brains and bodies are still developing.

This is why it is important to give kids clean air when they're at school. Their brains and bodies need a break from all the pollutants they're breathing in outside. This issue isn't meant to scare you, but to keep you informed of what is happening in our world and how to better protect your kids' health. At Clean Classroom Air, we care about your kids and their futures; we know you do too!

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This is how our HEPA Filtration can deliver a clean air delivery rate. The image is showing the amount of air going through our HEPA filter being cleaned and then re-released into the classroom. The filter helps take particles out to help reduce the risk of infection. With the help of our monitors, we know every minute of every day that risk management is in place and working effectively 👍

Fact: Improving the air quality in the classroom helps improve learning outcomes!

This is more than opening a window in a classroom. To be dependable, we need to use systems that enable us to monitor that we are getting the appropriate amount of air at all times to manage risk at a low level. We want all kids and teachers to have pure air to breathe to help better their learning experience.

With Clean Classroom Air, we have a handful of air purifiers, ventilation enhancements, and air quality monitors, so you can transform the air quality of your building or classroom.

To learn more information about how Clean Classroom Air can help you, click on the link below:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bQg-JgUhlmU

Air quality and its control in schools, kindergartens, and other public institutions:

Air quality in school and kindergarten – Why is it necessary to deal with it and how does it affect children and adolescents?
- School classrooms are in terms of air quality extremely congested areas, as there are 20-30 students and a teacher all in a relatively small room. As a result, there is a lot of breathed air in the classroom, and air quality minute by minute decreases.

Classrooms and playrooms are extremely “crowded” spaces – Is the air quality of these areas questionable?
- The first problem is that over time, a person gets used to bad and stuffy air. This means that after a while the stale air, unpleasant smell, and bad air quality are no longer detected.

Remember how many times you stepped into the room and the air smelled unpleasant – the smell of sweat, exhaled air. In the beginning, you feel the need for freshness, but at the same time you get used to it in less than a minute and you no longer smell the stench. This is how Clean Classroom Air can help your school by providing clean air that is healthy for everyone to breathe.

Happy New Years! 🎉

Another year, another chance to be better.

Cheers to an amazing start to your 2023.

It is never too late to make a change for the health and safety of our future.

Protect our children with clean air systems and practices!

It is that time of the year!

We hope you have an amazing holiday season!

Enjoy time with those you love the most and stay healthy and take proper precautions!

Viruses are among us and always evolving.

Help your children navigate the new normal by helping them find new routines that promote their health!