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What Is ‘House Burping’? Why Americans Are Opening Windows In Freezing Winter

As freezing temperatures grip large parts of the United States, many Americans are opening their windows in winter. The practice called “house burping” comes from a long-time German habit. It is becoming popular in the US as it may have health benefits. Experts say this simple habit can improve indoor air and reduce harmful buildup inside homes, even in cold weather. House burping is based on the German practice called “luften.” More Americans are trying it as they focus on wellness, clean air, and healthy living. What is house burping What Is ‘House Burping’ And Why Are People Doing It In Winter?House burping means opening windows for a short time, usually just a few minutes.

What Is ‘House Burping’? Why Americans Are Opening Windows In Freezing Winter

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Key Highlights

  • It allows the fresh air in and push stale air out.
  • People often do this once or several times a day.
  • People follow this practice even during winters.
  • The practice has gone viral on social media and lifestyle platforms, especially as winter storms and deep freezes push people indoors for longer periods.
  • Many Americans are trying house burping after hearing that it can reduce indoor pollutants, mold, and carbon dioxide levels. NBC’s Emilie Ikeda spoke about the trend in a report for TODAY, explaining how the German habit of luften is now being adopted under a more casual name in the United States. Why Opening Windows in Winter Can Improve Indoor Air QualityThis trend matters as Americans spend about 90% of their time indoors, according to the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA).
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