👉 Fumes, often invisible and odorless byproducts of combustion or chemical reactions, pose significant challenges due to their widespread and insidious nature. They can infiltrate indoor spaces through ventilation systems, windows, and cracks, leading to poor air quality that affects human health, causing respiratory issues, headaches, and long-term damage. Identifying and mitigating fumes is complex because they vary in composition depending on the source, making it difficult to develop universal solutions. Moreover, the invisible nature of many fumes means that exposure often goes unnoticed until symptoms become severe, complicating prevention and control efforts. Regulatory standards struggle to keep pace with the diverse and evolving sources of fumes, further exacerbating the challenge of ensuring safe environments.
