Airflow and air quality in our treatment room

COVID-19 is transmitted through droplets, and those micro-droplets can be generated by breathing or talking and become airborne by floating in the air and drifting. It can be potentially infectious by inhaling them , hence we have decided to use some PPE for precautional measures. 😷
The risk of infection through micro-droplets are greater in a closed space or poor ventilation, therefore increasing air circulations by opening windows is believed to be effective and decrease the risk of infection. Professor Morawska, QUT International Laboratory for Air Quality and Health director says additional precautions to PPE, and washing hands, it’s recommended to have “better ventilation indoor public places to remove the virus carrying particles to the outside” 

At our clinic, in order to avoid stagnation of the airflow, each appointment is well spaced out with minimum of 30 minutes in between, and the window will be open while cleaning the room to create the airflow. While in treatment, antimicrobial/antiviral essential oils will be vaporised gently to maintain the air quality. 🌿

Our health and safety come before everything. It is really important to be mindful that we are not out of the woods yet and must not risk a second wave of infection. 🙏

We would love to create safe space for our clients on all levels so that you would be floating on air when you are going home :)

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