Plain answers on air pollution, air purifiers, filters and buying in Nepal, written by the Clean Air Nepal team.
This guide explains where indoor air pollution in a Nepali home comes from: the air that leaks in from outside and the smoke, gases, dust and damp made inside. Knowing…
Read the guideAn air purifier for VOCs can help reduce certain gaseous pollutants released by new paint, furniture, and renovation materials, but…
A red light that remains on after the purifier has been running means something is keeping the air-quality reading high.…
Smart air purifiers may display PM1, PM2.5 or PM10 concentrations, VOC levels, an AQI value or a coloured air-quality indicator.…
A standard air purifier will not lower the carbon dioxide in your room, no matter how long it runs. Carbon…
Your home feels stuffy on winter mornings. Your child coughs more indoors than out. The AQI on your phone reads…
This guide explains what AQI is, how the number is worked out from pollution readings, and what to do in…
Indoor plants are more than just decoration. They bring freshness, colour, and a calming atmosphere into homes and offices. Over…
This guide explains why Kathmandu is so polluted: where the dirty air comes from, why the valley holds on to…
This guide shows when Kathmandu’s air is cleanest and dirtiest through the day, so you can plan a morning walk,…
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