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Home Air Quality Tools

Choose a tool to help you understand and manage your home's health.

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Why Use These Tools?

Poor indoor air quality can affect your health. These tools help you understand the risks and take action:

  • To prevent mould: Use the Condensation Calculator to see if your home is at risk of damp.
  • To plan mould removal: If you already have mould, the AI Mould Inspector can help you assess it and plan your next steps.
  • To improve wellness: Use the CO₂ Simulator to understand how ventilation affects the air you breathe.

🌡️ Condensation Calculator

Simulate your home's conditions to see when damp is likely to form on walls and windows.

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📸 AI Mould Inspector

Upload a photo of a problem area to get an instant AI analysis and an action plan.

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💨 CO₂ Simulator

See how room size, occupancy, and ventilation affect indoor CO₂ levels and air quality.

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Health risks of poor air quality

We spend most of our time indoors, so the quality of the air we breathe at home can significantly impact our health. High levels of moisture can lead to damp and mould, while poor ventilation can cause a build-up of CO₂, affecting concentration and well-being. These tools are designed to help you understand and improve your home environment.

  • From Damp & Mould: Respiratory problems, infections, allergies, and asthma.
  • From High CO₂: Headaches, drowsiness, and poor concentration.

Who is most sensitive?

Some people are more sensitive to poor air quality, including babies, children, older people, and those with existing skin or respiratory problems.