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CHILDREN A University of California at Irvine study pointed out that children are 6 times more susceptible to indoor pollution than their adult parents. The child's smaller respiratory passages have to work harder per pound of body weight to deliver oxygen to their cells and more often children breathe with their mouths open. Their play activity is often on the floor, the chief home of allergens Forest Air believes a negative ion generator should be present in all spaces that children sleep, play or study in.