Doctors have found that most pollution is associated with smoking, but this is far from the only reason for the appearance of dangerous microparticles in the house.. American scientists monitored the air quality in the homes of 300 families for three months, where there was at least one child under 14 years old and a smoking family member.

Using special monitors, the researchers scanned the content of microparticles in the atmosphere in the children's room and places where the owners most often smoke.. Also, the participants of the experiment kept diaries - they noted the time when they were doing some things, for example, cooking, cleaning or smoking.. After the scientists compared all the data.

Tobacco smoke is still the most serious source of pollution.. Particle levels were twice as high in homes where people smoked indoors rather than outside. But even if you do not smoke at home, there are many other things that can poison the air..

This is frying food, incense, candles, household chemicals and so on.. Therefore, for those who care about the health of children, experts recommend not smoking in the house, regularly cleaning and ventilating the room..

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