Breath easy with the Sensibo Elements air quality monitor
Sensibo Elements. Picture: Noel Campion.
Air quality has become a hot topic and I’ve been testing a new smart air quality monitor from Sensibo that should help to alert you of the dangers of everyday pollutants in closed spaces such as offices, homes and even public buildings.
According to research, the typical Western individual spends 90% of their time indoors, especially in the winter. Additionally, 93% of youngsters regularly breathe harmful air, according to the WHO. The most typical interior contaminants originate from scented candles, paint, building supplies and cleaning supplies. Pollutants inside enclosed places, such as dust and pollen, can also come from outside. Inhaling such pollutants only causes the production of CO2, but it can also have a number of detrimental health effects, such as decreased energy, headaches, weariness, nausea, dizziness and irritation of the skin or respiratory system.



