Sentences with phrase «stale air»

So you use a device that allows the outgoing stale air to pass close enough to the incoming fresh air that the warmer air gives up some of its heat to the cooler air.

The dry, stale air indoors in winter time is a major culprit for breathing problems.

«That way you're not breathing in the same old stale air,» he says.

Children swam from the wharves below St Paul's, while carping mothers fanned away stale air from the river steps.

By breathing out more fully than you breathe in, you help move stale air out from the lungs.

The Peppermill launched a clean air program with technology that removes 123,400 cubic feet per minute of smoke - laden air from the casino floor through a recovery ventilation system that replaces stale air with fresh air mixed from outside and inside sources.

This clears the alveoli deep in the lungs of stale air with a high carbon dioxide content more efficiently than trying to inhale as much air as possible.

Beneath, behind, the fans whirl on, moving stale air around an empty room - their low oscillating hum gently croons like a siren in the distance.

When the windows are closed, the air in the house is kept fresh via a heat - recovering air exchanger that continually pulls fresh air in and pushes stale air out.

Regular deep breathing may prevent illness, as the more stale air you exhale, the more fresh air you can inhale, which gets deeper into the lungs and your body tissues, kicking the waste out.

She sits in front of her old - fashioned darkened window, her breathing shallow, halting (as if she were sobbing, but she isn't) and at first she tries to get rid of the stench of stale air around her, waving her hand as if shooing away flies, then to her face, as if splashing it or brushing cobwebs from her lashes.

Minutes turn into hours before you even realize it and the day is gone... spent entirely inside... breathing the same stale air over and over again.

If so, they will appreciate the heating and cooling systems circulating a substantial portion of fresh air rather than simply recirculating stale air.

This is because of its output of light and vine steam vapors that are being released into the air, minus the effects of condensation, to eradicate the dry and stale air circulating inside a room or a house.

It has been widely posited that SIDS is caused when a baby rebreathes its own carbon dioxide, the «stale air hypothesis.»

The sniff also funnels stale air out through the sides of the nostrils, an action which pulls new air into the nose.

With distilled or purified water, our Clear the Air Essential Oil Blend, and a small spray bottle you can make a healthy alternative to aerosol air fresheners that truly refreshes stale air.

Travel takes a toll with the long hauls — sitting in cramped spaces, breathing suffocating stale air and joints rusting with lack of movement.

When driving down the road this can also pull a vacuum and remove stale air from the interior cabin.

Throw in an unbalanced meth addict and some seriously stale air (the dome is impermeable not only by weapons, but also by clean air), and Chester's Mill is well on its way to becoming a chaotic police state.

Maintaining a gym is not an easy task; you have to invest in good quality ventilation system to prevent circulation of stale air full of harmful carbon dioxide which is detrimental to the patrons» health, all the equipment must be serviced and in good working condition, all gym tools must be disinfected on a regular basis to prevent spread of disease.

In - floor venting will carry stale air to the atrium, where it will then be released through the roof, using natural convection currents.

According to its website, Birdi tracks dust, VOCs, temperature, and humidity, as well as how stale the air is inside your home.

* Open windows daily for a few minutes to exchange stale air and / or cooking odors, mildew / moisture from hot showers and laundry.

The public does not like lazy Realtors who spend more time blowing stale air through their pie holes than they spend actually physically, methodically doing something.

The whole house heat recovery ventilation system works continuously to extract moist, stale air from wet rooms (kitchens, bathrooms and utility rooms) and supply fresh, filtered air to habitable rooms (bedrooms, living rooms and dining rooms).

However, this can be highly inefficient — the amount of air movement required for heating and cooling is typically an order of magnitude higher than the amount of ventilation required for replacing stale air.

Regular deep breathing may prevent illness, as the more stale air you exhale, the more fresh air you can inhale, which gets deeper into the lungs and does not give all the little creepy crawlies a moist, damp environment in which to multiply.

A heat recovery ventilator reduces energy use by transferring the heat or cold from the outgoing stale air and using it to condition the incoming fresh air.

Dehydration: planes recycle the same stale air, which dried up your throat and causes headaches.

Office plants can't generate enough to replenish the stale air of an office space.

I've been in the office all day and can't wait to get our of this stale air (the air con broke!)

Time to breath out all of that stale air left over from the long shiver.

He also suggests setting a box fan in backwards in your window so it sucks the stale air out of the kitchen.

His line - drive kick knuckled a bit in the stale air of Jerry Jones» architectural prize, but drifted between the uprights to give the visitors a 31 - 28 lead with 1:33 to play.

Dr. De-Kun Li, a Research Scientist at Kaiser Permanente in Northern California and a «proud father of two wonderful children,» became interested in sudden infant death syndrome and came up with a brilliant notion: if SIDS is caused by a baby «re-breathing» still / stale air, a fan that circulates the air around him could help prevent SIDS.

Aside from the white snow and chills, winter brings with it dry and stale air that circulates in your entire house through your furnace.

Something as simply as opening the windows and doors can get dirty, stale air moving out and fresh air moving in.

During the same interval, the amounts of sediment and vent - creature larvae that fell into the team's traps dropped dramatically — indicating the cloud of minerals and larvae had been carried away, at least temporarily, as if a strong storm system had swept the stale air from a polluted valley.

And when there isn't enough new air coming in to push the stale air out, pollutants can build up.

In Step 3, by exhaling for longer than we inhale, we release the stale air that's trapped in our bodies by all of that shallow breathing we normally do.

By holding your breath, you are giving it ample time to travel deep into your bronchial tubes and replace the stale air trapped inside the millions of air sacs in your lungs with new, fresh oxygen.

And not just a big inhale, but also when you make a conscious effort to exhale fully, getting rid of every bit of stale air and allowing fresh, invigorating air to rush in.

Feather pillows, dust, and stale air can also set off immune reactions.

Directed by Curtis Hanson, co-edited by Jay Rabinowitz, and shot by Amores Perros cinematographer Rodrigo Prieto, 8 Mile stars Eminem as an aspiring rapper choking on the poverty, stale air, and broken dreams of his trailer - park life.

The script has a stale air, like something that was doing the rounds for a long time before David Ross found backers to make a film out of it.

To prevent overheating, classrooms are positioned north, whilst red brick chimneys use the breeze to draw fresh air in and stale air out.

A breach of health & safety Children often spend over 10,000 hours in the school (their workplace) sitting on un ‑ ergonomic furniture, working in un-ergonomic environments with stale air and spending much too much time in static postures.

It's a breath of fresh air in the stale air of the brand, and this is largely thanks in part to the bones of the QX30 being of not Nissan descent, but Mercedes.