Slovenian Home Renovations Lead to Indoor Air Quality Concerns

Energy-efficient home renovations in Slovenia, while lowering utility bills, have inadvertently led to tightly sealed buildings and concerns about indoor air quality and potential health issues.

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Prenovili smo dom, zdaj nas v njem duši (video)

V Sloveniji smo leta vlagali v nova okna, fasade in izolacijo. Domovi so postali energetsko učinkovitejši, položnice nižje, stavbe tesneje zaprte. A s tem se je odprlo vprašanje, o katerem se še vedno premalo govori. Ali smo zatesnili tudi zrak, ki ga dihamo?

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Slovenian Home Renovations Lead to Indoor Air Quality Concerns

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