There are several ways to improve the indoor air quality of your house or apartment. The simplest and most effective in the short term is to open the window. In technical jargon, this is called uncontrolled ventilation.
Apart from the opening width of the windows, there is little to adjust here; the decisive factors are the wind and the outside temperature. But if you can ventilate a living space uncontrollably, surely there is controlled ventilation?
Yes, in fact, with modern ETS ventilation systems you can control the ventilation of your office, classroom or home down to the last detail. The benefits include better control of air exchange, less noise, fewer allergies due to less pollen, and significantly lower heating costs because heat is recovered.
Controlled ventilation makes sense for all homes, whether multi-family or single-family, new or old. An added value can always be achieved for indoor climate and air quality.