Airborne Hazards

Airborne Hazards

Those “Small Allergies” Nail Techs Get?
2025/11/13

They’re Actually Occupational Hazards.
More clients, more dust? The invisible danger every nail technician faces.

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That “Buttery Smell” After Baking? It Might Actually Be Air Pollution.
2025/11/13

Many people assume baking doesn’t produce grease or smoke — unlike frying or stir-frying.
But in reality, baking can also release invisible oily fumes that often go unnoticed.

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Are Activated Carbon Masks Enough Protection for BBQ Workers?
2025/11/13

On weekends, nothing beats the smell of sizzling meat and smoky charcoal — grilling is pure joy for customers.
But for BBQ chefs and restaurant staff who spend hours surrounded by smoke, that same aroma hides an invisible breathing risk.

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Is Nail Dust a Hidden Occupational Hazard for Nail Technicians?
2025/11/13

When you visit a nail salon to get your nails done, you probably don’t think about the invisible risks your nail tech faces every day. One of the biggest — and most overlooked — dangers comes from the fine dust created during the removal process.

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Allergies, Dust Mites, and Sleep: The Hidden Threat Inside Your Pillow
2025/09/12

Why do allergies keep you from sleeping well?
Many people wake up each morning with a stuffy nose, sneezing, or an itchy throat.

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Nano-Sized Dust Risks from 3D Printing: Dacian Brings Clean Air to Printing Workers
2025/08/11

As 3D printing technology becomes widely adopted in mold design and manufacturing, many factories benefit from improved efficiency and flexible design options.

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Is the Air Really Cleaner on Rainy Days?
2025/08/11

You’ve probably heard people say the air is fresher when it rains. That’s true—but only partly.

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Asbestos Roofs: The Invisible Fibers That Can Damage Your Lungs
2025/08/11

Asbestos is a Class 1 carcinogen recognized worldwide, and Taiwan banned its use years ago. But a ban doesn’t make it disappear. Across the country, many older buildings—including warehouses, farmhouses, worker dorms, tin-roof structures, and even residential homes—still have asbestos roofing left from past construction.

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Ideal Dust Particle Mask for Carpentry, Sanding, Cutting, and Other DIY Decoration Tasks
2025/07/17

Pneumoconiosis, also known as “dust lung”—a serious and irreversible occupational disease.

It’s not just about coughing or shortness of breath. It can make even basic daily activities a struggle.

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How Welding Sparks and Fumes Impact Lung Health: Practical Protection Tips for Welders
2024/07/30

What are the health risks of welding fumes?
How do I protect myself from welding-related lung problems?
What type of mask should welders wear?

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Using Trash Bags to Sun Pillows? You Might Be Inhaling Microplastics While Fighting Dust Mites
2025/07/17

To combat dust mite allergies, many people wrap their pillows in black garbage bags and leave them in the sun, hoping the heat will kill the mites.
While this method may seem simple and effective, it carries hidden health risks you might not have considered.

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Your Best Defense in an Era of Air Pollution
2025/07/17

A Washable, Professional-Grade High Protection Mask That Balances Comfort and Sustainability

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