While most Brits welcome a heatwave, the majority of our homes are not equipped to handle the higher temperatures. From stuffy bedrooms to humid kitchens, being inside during British summers can be an uncomfortable experience. And with temperatures reaching a May record of 34 degrees on Monday, the problem is set to peak.
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The Met Office has forecasted warmer and higher temperatures over the coming days. Whilst many will be reaching for their fans, air purification experts, Blueair explain why you should also keep your indoor air quality in check in the case of a heatwave. Climate change, with its longer, warmer and particularly drier summers, has a negative effect on the air quality in our homes and offices...
