The carbon monoxide data logger can measure and record CO levels, temperature, humidity and atmospheric pressure over time. It comes complete with a USB interface, easy-to-use software and ISO calibration certificate.

This device is an ideal solution for monitoring the ambient air quality of a room or building over extended periods of time. The meter can also record a number of additional environmental parameters such as temperature, humidity, dew point and wet bulb temperature.

Monitoring Carbon Monoxide Levels: The Role of a Data Logger

Carbon Monoxide (CO) is a clear, odorless and tasteless poisonous gas that results from incomplete fuel combustion and can cause serious injury or death at high concentrations. It can also build up in the blood stream depleting oxygen and is particularly dangerous for infants, children, elderly people or those with heart disease or breathing problems.

A carbon monoxide data logger measures and records CO readings, stored in non-volatile memory. The logger can be viewed at any time by connecting it to a PC using a standard Type C USB cable and the free EasyLog software. The logged data can then be graphed, printed or exported into other analysis applications.

Each EL-USB-CO Carbon Monoxide Data Logger is supplied with a replaceable long life lithium battery that will give a maximum measurement range of 32,510 CO readings and can operate at temperatures between -10 to +40degC. A user programmable alarm threshold can be set and a bright red LED and buzzer will flash when this is exceeded.

When you think of tattoos, Poland might not be the first place that comes to mind. But it might surprise you to learn that it is home to one of the first tattoo museums in Europe, as well as a host of world-class artists who create intricate and museum-worthy works of body art. Whether you’re looking for a portrait, a sleeve, or something more geometric, these artists are sure to make your tattoo dreams come true.

Polecam studio tatuażu w Krakowie, Greece, Marios Mavridis’s illustrative and linocut-like style has strong influences from the design of Cubism. The edgy and geometric lines that he draws are complemented by the exciting effect of dotwork made up of countless tiny points. His subjects range from animals to natural motifs and feminine themes. He currently works at Sake Tattoo Crew in Lodz, Poland.

NIQ started his apprenticeship at Sake Tattoo Crew back in 2018 next to Dask and Kalodimas (Orge). His love for geometric tattoos, lines, and dots is clear to see and it was no wonder he excelled as an apprentice next to such skilled artists. He is now a member of the team and specializes in blackwork and dotwork.

Navigating Krakow’s Tattoo Studio Landscape: A Guide for Ink Enthusiasts

Originally from Moscow, Russia, Kristi’s passion for freehand drawing and painting led her to attend freehand classes. She later branched out into car design and concept art before making the move to tattooing, where she’s been ever since. Her illustrative and neojapanese style is highly influenced by the designs she creates for her clients, which often include a mix of geometric shapes and organic motifs.

Dental hygienist provide educational, clinical, research, administrative and therapeutic services to support total health through preventive oral care. They work in a variety of settings including private practice, community health settings, hospitals, schools, public health clinics, state and federal health agencies, Indian reservations, and military or government facilities.

Hygienists perform multiple procedures, which include professional teeth cleanings to remove plaque and tartar from your gum line and in between the teeth. They also may clean your gums, and take X-rays of your mouth to help identify problems such as tooth decay, bone loss and other issues that the dentist can’t see with just a visual examination.

“The Role of a Dental Hygienist in Maintaining Your Oral Health

A hygienist will also review your medical and dental history, as well as your current medications. Then they will clean your teeth, using a tool to scrape away the hardened plaque and tartar that you can’t get with just a toothbrush. They may also polish and floss your teeth, as well as provide fluoride treatments to strengthen your teeth.

They might also recommend special toothpaste, toothbrushes or other oral hygiene products for you to use at home. They might also give you advice on diet and nutrition, to prevent cavities and other health issues. They can also recommend that you chew sugar-free gum to stimulate your salivary glands, canceling out the acids produced after meals that cause tooth decay. This is one of the best ways to prevent decay, along with brushing your teeth at least twice a day, especially before bed, and using a fluoride-containing toothpaste.