Balanced Building Biology Confirm Importance of Monitoring Indoor Air Quality

Aug 29, 2023

In an exclusive interview with Eleven Media, Sydney based Balanced Building Biology confirmed that the monitoring indoor air quality was crucial for the protecting homes and businesses from mould.

Sydney, Australia - August 29, 2023 /PressCable/ —

In an exclusive interview with Eleven Media, Sydney based Balanced Building Biology confirmed that the monitoring indoor air quality was crucial for the protecting homes and businesses from mould.

Balanced Building Biology are specialists in mould inspection and testing. They confirm that by controlling this, building owners help reduce the risks of mould growth and other biological pollutants and contaminants.

Water can be in the form of humidity, more specifically, “relative humidity” which is humidity relative to temperature. There is an optimum relative humidity (RH) level of 40% to 60% Keeping within this optimal zone is critical.

It’s the amount of water in the air. Controlling this will help reduce the risks of mould growth and other biological pollutants and contaminants. There is an optimum relative humidity (RH) level of 40% to 60%. Keeping within this optimal zone is critical for controlling mould.

Relative Humidity will always equalise or balance out, so if windows and exterior doors are opened, it will equalise with the outdoors. When going to sleep, the relative humidity in a bedroom will increase as occupants release water vapours from breathing, and in an enclosed room, it will increase the relative humidity.

Mr Senri Oiso, Founder of Balanced Building Biology said this when interviewed by Eleven Media, “There are different strategies that can be taken to manage relative humidity, but first things first, measure and monitor. We recommend the purchase of a hygrometer or an indoor air quality sensor to monitor 24×7. Measuring the relative humidity in living and sleeping areas will give an idea of what the levels are during different times of the day or night. If above 60%, home and building owners need to take immediate action to reduce it as soon as possible.”

Balanced Building Biology

Balanced Building Biology are Sydney based and have experienced building biologists that offers a range of assessments including mould inspection and mould testing, EMF testing, virtual assessments for environmental hazards.

They also carry out indoor air quality testing, water quality testing and lead (heavy metal) testing to assist home and business owners to create a safe and healthy environment.

To learn more about Balanced Building Biology visit the website here:

https://www.balancedbuildingbiology.com

Contact Info:
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Organization: Balanced Building Biology https://www.balancedbuildingbiology.com [email protected] Suite 185, 1 Barratt Street, Hurstville, Sydney NSW Australia 2220
Address: Suite 185, 1 Barratt Street Hurstville, Sydney, NSW 2220, Australia
Website: https://www.balancedbuildingbiology.com

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