Cleaning Solutions for Indoor Air Quality

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The forum discussion focuses on effective cleaning solutions for improving indoor air quality. Key suggestions include using an ozone generator, ammonia-based cleaning solutions, and a simple soap and water rinse. Additionally, the importance of ventilation is emphasized, with the recommendation to use a fan to aid in air circulation while being cautious of potential sparks. The consensus leans towards patience and consistent airing out as the most reliable methods.

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  • Understanding of ozone generators and their applications
  • Knowledge of ammonia-based cleaning solutions and their safety
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  • Awareness of indoor air quality standards and ventilation practices
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  • Research the effectiveness and safety of ozone generators for indoor use
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  • Learn about best practices for indoor ventilation and air circulation
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Cleaned floors with vinegar and rubbing alcohol (isopropanol), long story short I think it may have produced some 2-propanol acetate vapors. It smells sweet and the smell seeped into fabrics like clothes and upholstered furniture nearby. I’ve tried to air it out but only helped so much, maybe because it’s heavier than air and so doesn’t reach the window height?.... Any knowledge/ideas on how to most effectively, quickly, and safely get rid of the product and therefore its’ smell too?
some ideas so far: ozone generator, soap and water rinse, ammonia based cleaning solution, keep airing out maybe with a fan (but rather not risk any sparks and such either)
Ideally I don’t want to have to try a dozen things, so I’ll see what ppl support the most. Thanks science ppl!
 
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Honestly, a fan and patience are probably your best bet.
 

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