A recent report by JW Intelligence suggests that Purified Air may be the next luxury that we all move towards.
Your choice of hotel rooms, café, or entertainment venue could be influenced by the indoor air quality that is being offered. Lifestyle brands are vying to create healthy indoor retreats for consumers, one breath at a time.
When it comes to the simple act of breathing, a study by the World Health Organization (WHO) has found that globally, nine out of ten people are inhaling polluted air. Outdoor air pollution has often taken the brunt of the conversation, but research reveals Americans spend approximately 90% of their time indoors. Now, there is a new focus on indoor air quality.
From hotels and gyms to our household goods, there is a mission to offer purified air to manage physical health, anxiety and overall wellbeing.
But the engineers will tell you that it needs more than purification of the same recirculated air. It needs the introduction of fresh air and the exhausting of the stale, odour filled, contaminant filled, oxygen depleted air.
All this is a delicate balance but the new ranges of Energy Recovery Ventilators (ERV) and Humidity/Temperature Control (HTC) equipment seems to be offering the current solutions.
