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Among the many interesting findings, a few takeaways include:
• 82 percent of millennials reported feeling safer about returning to the office if real-time information was available on IAQ, accessible via computer or smartphone. 78 percent of those same respondents felt the same way about returning to hotels with real-time IAQ info.
• Nearly two-thirds (65 percent) already utilize air purifiers, devices or smartphone apps to improve IAQ in their own homes.
• Annual certifications verifying high IAQ for facilities would make 27 percent of millennials feel safer about returning to facilities
• 88 percent of millennials expressed willingness to download and use a real-time IAQ data app for a particular facility
• 75 percent will consider IAQ when if they decide to return to the office
A link to the whole survey is available here. For a recent study about businesses struggle to improve IAQ in their facilities, click here.
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