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Dyson's global air quality study shows indoor air quality is worse than outdoors - Vimarsana News

Dyson's global air quality study shows indoor air quality is worse than outdoors

Dyson unveiled the results of its first Global Connected Air Quality study… and the results are shocking

Source: t3.com
9 Ways to Get Rid of Dust and Dust Mites in Your House - Vimarsana News

9 Ways to Get Rid of Dust and Dust Mites in Your House

Minimize household dust and eliminate the primary cause of dust allergies with these tips from a scientist and expert.

Source: bhg.com
60% of Indians think toilet is worst area when it comes to harbouring viruses - Vimarsana News

60% of Indians think toilet is worst area when it comes to harbouring viruses

About 60 per cent of people in India think that the toilet is the worst offender when it comes to harbouring viruses, while 42 per cent allow their pets on their sofas, unaware of the fact that they leave dander around the home consisting of ...

From green blood to limited playtime: A look at the new features on BGMI - Vimarsana News

From green blood to limited playtime: A look at the new features on BGMI

With its second comeback to India, the studio has made several changes to BGMI in compliance with the Government of India.

Indians are the most aware of viruses and bacteria in dust among APAC members, finds Global Dust Study - Vimarsana News

Indians are the most aware of viruses and bacteria in dust among APAC members, finds Global Dust Study

While Indians are the most aware of viruses and bacteria in dust among other countries in Asia Pacific, the knowledge is skewed because of a number of reasons. For example, as with most of the world, our understanding of what constitutes “dust” is limited