At night our bedrooms need to be a sanctuary, free of man made pollution such as EMF, light, noise, and chemical exposures.

Some diffusers use household power to operate and may potentially expose you to electric and magnetic fields when used in close proximity.

 As a precaution ensure that a minimum distance of 1 meter is kept between you, the electric wiring to the diffuser, and the diffuser itself.

The same advice applies to multiplugs, bedside lights and electric chargers.

For nightime a free and highly effective solution is to switch the power off (at the distribution board) to the bedroom.  This should include lighting circuits, as well as the adjacent rooms and any spaces directly below the bedroom.

A battery powered diffuser might be a better option.

Additionally, when using a diffuser, ensure the room is well-ventilated to maintain fresh air and prevent any buildup of essential oils that might cause irritation or discomfort.

By following these guidelines, one can minimize EMF exposure and create a more health-conscious sleeping environment.

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Residents in nearby lane objected to illuminated signs plan

By David Irwin, Local Democracy Reporter

11 DEC 2020

Fears that illuminated signs would cause fresh upset for Solihull residents living in a leafy lane has seen strict conditions imposed on plans tabled for the huge units opposite.

IAC Group, which is based at Prologis Park, in Marston Green, had applied for permission to install four “wayfinding totems” and three wall-mounted signs on-site.

But concerns were raised that the imposing premises were already lit-up “like a liner” and the proposals would mean further “aggravation” for those living in nearby Blackfirs Lane.

Referencing previous rows over the construction of the units, councillors said they couldn’t see the justification for the latest application.

Read more at:

https://www.birminghammail.co.uk/news/midlands-news/light-pollution-row-huge-units-1943885

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