Air Quality Monitor showing CO2 reading of 446ppm and an image of a white Air Filter beside it.
Have you ever wondered how clean the air is in a GP clinic? This comes in from a GP clinic where air quality is taken very seriously. It is great to see such excellent air quality in a space where people go when they're most vulnerable due to illness, infection or injury.
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Good air quality makes everyone's journey safer. It is also great to see compliance with the HSA Code of Practice for Indoor Air Quality as implemented by Statutory Instrument creating a safe and healthy workplace environment for all airport and airline staff.
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Image of CO2 monitor in airport lounge showing 519ppm
This exemplary CO2 monitor reading comes in from someone travelling through Dublin Airport who found that the ventilation was quite excellent in the lounge past the US pre-clearance hall.
This is really positive to see.
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Adults without children in their lives are completely oblivious to the problem of poor air quality in schools. How it impacts children's learning, their health, and household health.
This needs to change.
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Screenshot showing air quakity reading and PM2.5 reading of 262 262 µg/m³
Screenshot of air quality reading showing PM2.5 levels of 5 on the Air Quality Index
If you've ever wondered how cooking impacts the air quality in your kitchen, these two submissions for #FridayAirday both show how cooking dinner raises PM2.5 levels.
The first image shows a significant rise in PM2.5 up to 262 µg/m³ and was taken in a kitchen using a gas hob.
Man standing in front of screen with title on slide saying, "Research Question and Research Objectives - How can an optimised IAQ modelling framework assist in renovating existing residential buildings in a country with temperate climatic conditions? What is the optimum energy retrofit combination to maintain a healthy indoor environment in existing residential buildings?"
Student at desk with CO2 sensor showing reading of 698ppm and screen showing text reading "Sustainable coding"
CO2 sensor showing reading of 655ppm with backdrop of Sustainable Development Goals on Screen in a classroom
CAAI were very happy to be invited to @uniofgalway.bsky.social Postgrads & Sustainability Showcase hosted by the Students Union. This #FridayAirday features great CO2 readings from a lecture room in the University.
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Many people hate going to the dentist, but indoor air quality may not be the most common reason.
Unfortunately, not all dental practices are created equal. This Aranet CO2 sensor reading comes into us this #FridayAirday from someone who attended a dentist appointment.
CO2 levels consistently higher than 1400ppm in an occupied room indicates poor ventilation. Action should be taken well before this upper threshold is reached.
Has your workplace carried out a risk assessment yet?
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Link to study: papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers....
CO2 levels consistently higher than 1400ppm in an occupied room indicate poor ventilation, and action should be taken well before this upper threshold is reached.
For more information see: www.hsa.ie/eng/publicat...
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A graph showing CO2 levels being at sustained levels above 1200ppm spiking at 2178ppm at 10.25pm on January 3rd
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Have you ever wondered why it's pretty typical to get sick after a night out at a packed gig?
This #FridayAirday submission comes in from someone who attended a gig in a popular Dublin City Centre entertainment venue a few weeks ago.
CO2 levels consistently higher than 1400ppm in an occupied room indicate poor ventilation, and action should be taken well before this upper threshold is reached.
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Image of aranet4 CO2 monitor in front of a bookshelf showing a reading of 2815ppm.
This is a #FridayAirday CO2 reading from a busy bookshop. The high reading of 2815ppm is indicative of very poor ventilation. This is representative of many retail settings and a good reminder that wearing a well fitting respirator in shops is a good idea to avoid catching/spreading infections.
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We've been receiving photos of air quality measurements from members of the public for #FridayAirday .
This image is from someone who was frying a steak on a gas hob. Frying is the method of cooking most likely to produce particulate matter.
Reading from a hairdresser today!
✅️ Good CO2 levels
✅️ Masks required
✅️ HEPA Filter
✅️ Negative RAT required for all customers before entry
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The sooner the Irish State addresses our lack of ventilation infrastructure in our public transport and schools, the better for everyone, especially children. The cycle of year-round respiratory infections could end if we improved ventilation in communal spaces.
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Image of a HEPA filter
Image of a Hepa filter
Image of an open window
Image of a CO2 monitor reading 757 ppm
The first three images lead to the third
Clean Air in healthcare is possible
Open window + HEPA=Clean air
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CO2 increases rapidly in bedrooms overnight, where windows cannot be kept open. It is good practise to open the window first thing every morning to air out the space.
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Screenshot of CO2 monitor readings over a 4 day period showing peaks of 1997 ppm at night and lows of 471 ppm in the morning/daytime.
Have you ever wondered how high CO2 can rise in a room as you sleep?
Thanks to this submission from an individual who monitored their child's bedroom last week, we have some insight.
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Screenshot of airspot app view of CO2 readings showing a high (red lines) of 1100 ppm at 9.28am and a constant yellow line reading of ~800ppm from 9.30 am to 9.46.
After blasting the heat in my car to demist the windscreen while travelling through hail storms and wind, navigating around trucks blown over on the side of the road; I was pleasantly surprised to see how good the air quality was at my dentist appointment this morning! #FridayAirday #CleanTheAir
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It's that time of the week again! #FridayAirday
Aranet 4 CO2 monitor showing 581ppm and temperature of 15.4⁰C
A lucky @aranethome.bsky.social owner in Ireland shared this excellent CO2 reading from their bedroom, which has been unoccupied all day. This is ideal for a good night's sleep! #FridayAirday
Airspot CO2 monitor on wrist outdoors. Wintry, grey looking day.
The CO2 ppm is high for being in a playground beside a river. The playground is beside a road that enters a village. Between HGVs and homes burning solid fuels to stay warm, the CO2 is higher than the ~420ppm you would expect as a baseline level. This would be a great indoor reading. #FridayAirday
CO2 reading on airspot app showing yellow and green levels of CO2 (below 900ppm) and rising to red levels (rising to 1400 ppm) at 8 am.
This is a screenshot for #FridayAirday from my @airspothealth.bsky.social reading so far. The window has been open through the night & all morning. Co2 levels started rising once neighbours started burning solid fuel. The air quality in the West of Ireland massively deteriorates in cold temps.
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Join @cleanairie.bsky.social and share your CO2 readings every Friday
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picture of an airspot CO2 monitor watch on a wrist with trees in the background. The monitor shows a CO2 reading of 554ppm.
This is a reminder that tomorrow is #FridayAirday! Help us create awareness of the importance of indoor/outdoor air quality by capturing an image of your CO2 monitor in whatever contexts you want to share. #CleanTheAir
