Microplastics in indoor air
Your clothes shed plastic. So does your carpet, your bedding, and your packaging. The dashboard's PM channels see the bigger fragments as a subset of total particles; the science on health impact is still arriving.
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PFAS in indoor dust: the forever-chemical exposure route the dashboard does not see
PFAS exposure indoors is dominated by dust ingestion and dermal contact, not by inhalation. The SEN66 cannot detect them; reducing PFAS load is a housekeeping and procurement problem, not a sensor problem.
What a 3D printer is putting into your air
Hobby 3D printing emits ultrafine particles and VOCs that scale with filament chemistry and bed temperature. The dashboard sees it; here is what is happening and how to print without exposure.
