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【11-26】Daily Tip for Occupational Health

2016-11-26View Original

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This post was last edited by AChuan on 2016-11-28 at 13:15. [11-26] Daily Health Tip: The office has just been renovated, and we were asked to move in to work there; it smells very bad. How can one protect themselves when working in such an environment?
Reply #22016-11-26
1. Open doors and windows to maintain ventilation; 2. It is necessary to work while seated in order to improve efficiency and complete tasks ; 3. Take the opportunity to go out more often.
Reply #32016-11-26
Open windows more often for ventilation, use more activated carbon, and plant more plants that can absorb formaldehyde
Reply #42016-11-26
Keep the area well-ventilated, and plant a few green plants in the office that can absorb formaldehyde....
Reply #52016-11-26
During working hours, open windows, use exhaust fans and air conditioners to improve ventilation, and place plants such as spider plants and pothos in the office.
Reply #62016-11-26
Improve ventilation and drink plenty of water. It’s also possible to go outside and walk around a bit.
Reply #72016-11-26
1. Open windows and doors frequently to allow ventilation. 2. Place green plants such as spider plants to absorb some of the odors.

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