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Where does it always smell good? In the kitchen, of course. There mom or grandmother prepares delicious borscht or soup. When someone bakes pies in the kitchen, the smell attracts all household members. The scent, as if by the hand, takes and calls to where it comes from.<\/p>\n
Smells good in a flower garden. By the way, the aromas are different at different times of the year. For example, in the spring it can be the smell of daffodils, and in the summer season – roses.<\/p>\n
Now you know all the places that smell good. Perhaps this knowledge will be useful to you in life.<\/p>\n
Does natural ventilation provide fresh air to the apartment?<\/h3>\n
This raises the question – how to make the air in the apartment fresh and clean<\/strong>, if it is winter outside, for example, and you catch cold easily? In summer, you can't open the windows too much – dust, noise, tobacco smoke, and lovers of drunken night gatherings simply won't let you sleep. What happens if the windows are closed at night? Even with a large area of \u200b\u200bthe room, after 2-3 hours the air in the room will be oversaturated with breath products, and in the morning you will wake up broken and with a headache.<\/p>\n How often to ventilate?<\/strong> Useless. You will have to open the windows every 20-30 minutes because there is no constant supply of fresh air. It turns out a vicious circle: you open the windows – drafts and colds begin, fluff and dust fly, noisy and dirty. If you keep the windows closed, it is stuffy, humidity increases, and an unhealthy microclimate is created. As a result, the question of how to provide fresh air in the apartment without drafts, noise and dust remains open<\/strong>.<\/p>\n Why is that?<\/strong> The fact is that in almost 99% of apartment buildings, the project does not provide for forced ventilation. Internal ventilation in old houses most often simply drives “aromas” from kitchens and toilets from one apartment to another, and in new buildings, erected strictly according to SNiP – all extraneous odors are removed outside the building. And it's all. It turns out that the task of providing apartments with fresh air is entrusted to the tenants themselves – however, you will not read about this in the brochures of the developers.<\/p>\n Fortunately, you don't need to invent ways to solve this problem – it has already been solved with the introduction of new compact forced ventilation systems on the market that are designed with today's air pollution in mind. An example of an air handling unit capable of supplying fresh air to an apartment in winter and summer without opening the windows is Breezer Tion o2 – a compact, high-performance device with electronic control.<\/p>\n It must be said that other means can now be used to solve the problems described above. Let's try to assess how effectively they do it.<\/p>\n Air conditioner<\/strong>. Strictly speaking, it is not a ventilation system: its main function is to maintain a given temperature in the room. However, here it is necessary to take into account the prevailing stereotype – the majority of consumers believe that the street (outdoor) block of the split-system of the air conditioner “drives” fresh air into the apartment. In fact, this is not the case. The outdoor unit is needed to evaporate moisture and reduce noise during the operation of the system, as well as mainly to release heat, which is generated by the air conditioner in exchange for cooling the apartment.<\/p>\n The reader may have doubts about this, because the conditioned air feels like fresh. This sensation is deceiving – such air may contain a high content of carbon dioxide, but due to the lower temperature and low humidity, it seems to be clean and fresh.<\/p>\n So, the conclusion is this<\/strong>: the air conditioner has nothing to do with ventilation, its task is to cool the air.<\/p>\n This is a fairly large class of devices that can be presented as unitary devices or as devices with combined functions, for example, a “purifier-humidifier-ionizer”. Purifiers, or as they are also called “air washers”, absorb dusty, dry air, purify and humidify it. Ionizers saturate the indoor air with negative ions, making it more beneficial for breathing. Humidifiers increase the humidity in the air to compensate for the operation of the radiators.<\/p>\n All this is great, but none of these devices solve the main problem – the removal of respiratory products and the flow of fresh air. What is the point of humidifying, ionizing and “washing” the stale air filled with carbon dioxide? And if you decide to ventilate the room, then the work of the cleaners essentially starts from scratch.<\/strong><\/p>\n Against the background of the devices described above, the ventilators look much more optimistic. With the help of such devices, you can provide fresh air in the apartment without opening the windows. For installation of ventilators, a through hole is made in the wall; in the case of the valve, we are talking about natural ventilation due to the difference in pressure or temperature, and supply systems and breathers “drive” air from the street into the room forcibly.<\/p>\n Ventilation valves, for example, KIV 125, are a silent, simple device without a fan, with one basic level filter (G3). In order to provide fresh air in the apartment in the required volume, you need 2-3 or even more valves. With regard to supply systems, most do not have filters and heating, but they provide forced ventilation.<\/p>\n Let's compare – the breather has a three-stage filtration system, air heating, high performance and an electronic autonomous control system.<\/p>\n If you objectively assess the capabilities of these types of devices, it becomes obvious: valves and conventional supply systems have their pros and cons. Breathers, in turn, are devoid of all their shortcomings and take into account all the needs of consumers. One of the most famous brands of breathers is Tion o2 – a product of the Russian company TION.<\/p>\n This option can also be called “alpine window”. Nice name but not viable. Works only in the cold period of time, and the colder, the more intense. In modern new buildings, these valves are used when building a house to normalize ventilation in an apartment.<\/p>\n KIV-125 is very cheap both in purchase and in operation, but given the fact that there is practically no air filtration in it, the icy air is not heated in winter, and the fact that it works normally only a few months a year makes it attractive for builders and to put it mildly, not very popular for people who seriously decided to tackle the problem with ventilation in their apartment.<\/p>\n Good in every way. Here you can find exactly what you really need. Read here how to choose a suitable ventilator.<\/p>\n These devices are designed to operate 24 hours a day all year round and have a working resource of about 10 years of continuous service. All ventilators have a supply air purification system from primitive, which retains only coarse dust, to a very high class HEPA (H11), together with carbon filters that remove odors and harmful impurities from the air. This means that you can choose a ventilator for yourself, no matter where your apartment or house is located in the center of a metropolis or in a country forest.<\/p>\n This section presents the installations that are installed behind the premises of the apartment – outside the house or on the balcony. The supply units have a unique air filtration system. In these devices, in addition to mechanical dust and carbon filters with a cleaning class F9, there are photocatalytic filters that purify the street air from molecular contaminants. Under the influence of ultraviolet radiation, the air is purified from foreign odors, heavy harmful compounds and automobile exhaust. Another positive side of these air handling units is that one unit can be installed in two or three rooms, while the installation can be done both in apartments during renovation and in already renovated apartments.<\/p>\n To fully understand the meaning of these installations, it is necessary to study what a recuperator is. Having realized all the pros and cons of these ventilation units, let's summarize. Recuperators as part of air handling units are a very advantageous option for ventilation of a room, whether it be an apartment or a country house. Moreover, it is beneficial both in terms of purchase and in further operation, but for ventilation of an apartment, if you need good cleaning of the supply air, unfortunately it is not suitable due to the fact that any air handling unit with heat recovery does not include good filters for operation in urban environments. But for a country house, recuperators are just a godsend.<\/p>\n Let's summarize a little.<\/strong> Getting fresh air in your apartment isn't difficult at all. Thanks to modern technologies, we can not only hermetically seal ourselves with plastic windows, but also provide for a straw through which you can breathe, and most importantly, we can organize full ventilation in our apartment, live and enjoy the frosty freshness of the air, without opening windows at all all year round<\/p>\n Do not rush to use special chemicals and fragrances. They give a pleasant aroma, but they pollute the air with chemical elements. This negatively affects the health of humans and pets. As a result, an allergic reaction, respiratory problems and other problems can occur.<\/p>\n Therefore, experts advise using folk remedies and natural products. These are aromatic, spicy and aromatic spices, including cloves, cinnamon and vanillin. Oranges, lemons and other citrus fruits, any essential oils, grains of ground coffee and so on help.<\/p>\n Folk remedies make the air clean and fresh, eliminate bacteria and disinfect the space, create an atmosphere of comfort. If there is an unpleasant smell in the apartment, first find the source of the latter. If you don't find a source, no amount of flavoring will help. When you find and fix the cause of the bad smell, you can add freshness with spices, spices and aromatic oils.<\/p>\n Using herbs, spices, and spices, you can make your own fragrance. To do this, take a few sticks of cloves or cinnamon and cook for half an hour. Pour the solution into a small container and place it in the room, or pour it into a spray bottle and spray in the apartment.<\/p>\n In addition to spices and herbs, you can take fresh fruits. Oranges and lemons, apples and grapefruits are suitable options. Lemon is used to get rid of unpleasant odors in the refrigerator or pet tray. Just place two or three lemon wedges on a plate and place in the right place. Within two to three hours, the air will become fresh and fragrant.<\/p>\n A sponge soaked in lemon, orange or grapefruit juice will also help remove unpleasant odors in the refrigerator. Wipe the walls and shelves of the chamber with a sponge, leave the fruit rind inside. Ground coffee beans or fresh coffee grounds will add a pleasant aroma to the room. Alternatively, you can take cinnamon, cloves, apple or orange peel, lemon zest, and hot water.<\/p>\n Refreshing properties are characteristic of vanilla extract. Place parchment paper and vanilla in an open tray. Place the container in a hot oven for half an hour, leaving the door ajar. The room will be filled with a pleasant aroma. Vanilla will save you from the smell of painted walls. To do this, add a little powder to the paint before painting.<\/p>\nIn the meantime, there is no need to know about it. “<\/p>\nArsenal of modern ventilation equipment: from air purifiers to air conditioners<\/h3>\n
Air purifiers, ionizers and humidifiers<\/h3>\n
Ventilators: ventilation valves, supply systems and breathers<\/h3>\n
Air inflow into the apartment through the KIV-125 type valve<\/h3>\n
Ventilation in the apartment with ventilators<\/h3>\n
Supply ventilation units for apartments<\/h3>\n
<\/a><\/p>\nAir handling units with heat recovery<\/h3>\n
<\/a><\/p>\nGeneral tips and advice<\/h2>\n
Organic products<\/h3>\n
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