Bluesky · Hashtag

#IAQ

44
posts · 30d
14
users
1
posts / day
3.1
posts / user
+ 22% vs last week

#IAQ is an active hashtag on Bluesky. In the last 30 days, 14 people shared 44 posts with it — around 1 a day. Activity is up 22% versus the previous week, peaking on Sep 7 with 5 posts.

#IAQ posts per day (last 30 days)

Posts with #IAQ

nemo
@whynotnemo.bsky.social
12 months ago
THIS IS AN OUTRAGEOUS AND ABSOLUTE LIE! Not only has France done NOTHING to improve indoor air quality #IAQ (where are the CO2 sensors and monitors, continuous ventilation, HEPA filters, UVC lamps?), but the health authorities have DENIED the benefits of HEPA filtration. Schools air is still stale.

Great work by France, too! "We must pool resources to ensure that everyone everywhere in the world can breathe clean air inside their home, school, workplace or ---" France has already (2023) invested in improving air quality in schools and nurseries.

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Jeff Gilchrist
@jeffgilchrist.bsky.social
4 months ago
Filtering the air may help prevent your own infection from becoming more severe If everyone in a household becomes infected with the same virus, does it help to isolate from each other and can you be a danger to yourself? Read on to find out... 🧪🧵1/ #AirQuality #IAQ #Ventilation #Infection #COVID
This grouped bar chart, titled "COVID Positive Abnormal Chest CT by Air Quality Setting", displays the percentage of abnormal chest CT scans among COVID-positive patients across three different tiers of air quality control. The graph compares overall and asymptomatic cases, illustrating a clear downward trend in the percentage of abnormal scans as air filtration and ventilation efficiency improve from household levels to high-efficiency aerosol control.
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MJ Nabuurs
@mjnabuurs.bsky.social
about 1 year ago
Seeing parent posts in my 2 kids’ uni FB groups saying their kids are already sick. I posted a PSA in both explaining airborne viruses, #IAQ, avail #Airborne virus mitigation tools, some deets re Covid, and links. The only pushback (‘twas respectful) is from an #Ontario #Nurse. We have failed them.
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“I am a bigger supporter of fresh air and air purification, but having worked in healthcare through pandemic and managed COVID units, a few of the items are misleading above.  Most respiratory illnesses are droplet/contact, not airborne. This means they may be expelled by someone’s nose/mouth but droplets fall onto surfaces.  Hand washing and general cleaning are most important.  N95 masks are not required.  If you are sick or a high risk, a surgical mask is enough.  We follow public health, CDC and WHO recommendations.  Rapid tests (due to user error) and even PCRs are no longer recommended. Back to basics, if you are sick, stay home.  Wash hands often, sneeze/cough in your arm and clean regularly.  Air purification and fresh air are always a positive.”
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Christine Cooper 🇨🇦🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿
@coopspeak.bsky.social
over 1 year ago
Imagine if they did this in the spaces children spend their days. I’m quite certain we’d witness much less illness. It’s such a simple & rudimentary thing, a good filter. It ain’t brain surgery and I’m no science person but even I figured it out. #WYKYK #CleanTheAir #CleanerAirBetterHealth #IAQ

Changing the filters in my CR boxes. This is about 6 months of use. Air filtration isn’t just for covid, my loves. No one wants to breathe all that shit.

Photo of two 3m fíltrete furnace filters side by side. The one on the left is very grey, while the new one on the right is pristine white
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