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1. What are the first
points to consider when choosing an air purifier?
Consider what sized particle you would like your air purifier to remove, as
different machines come with different capabilities. The type of
purification system is key, along with the volume it will require to operate. You will want to certainly consider the size of the room you
would like to purify and how much the cost of each square foot covered will
amount to. Other costs to keep in mind are those of electricity, the
additional or replacement parts, and how often these will need to purchased.
You will most likely want to take into consideration other aesthetic and
physical elements as well, such as size and color. Plus, do not forget to
keep an eye out for a money-back guarantee and a warranty!
2. What should I expect
my future air purifier to remove and purify?
People carry dirt and dust, so first and foremost, an air
purifier will help purify your physical person! Along with dust particles,
you should find an air purifier that will help keep dust and unclean elements
from your carpet, plywood or other construction materials, mattresses, blankets,
and pillows, all furniture, and HVAC systems. You need to have an air purifier
that should rid your breathing space from household cleaning products, aerosols,
insecticides, humidity and anything else that is too moist and can harbor
bacteria, pets, insects and other bugs, food, and cigarette smoke.
3. Do I really
need a top-quality air purifier?
Especially if your home or building was built
in the last 20 years, if it has several sources of indoor air
pollution, or if you have asthma or some other respiratory condition (such as
hay fever), then you are probably more sensitive to the indoor air quality
problem. Also, if your home has excessive moisture or if you have a continuous
problem with leaks, then you are more likely to have mold and dust mites that
need to be taken care of. Air
purifiers will certainly help
reduce the amount of medication needed by you or a family member if
someone in your household suffers from asthma. Many asthma medications are
reactive, meaning they are taken to relieve asthma attacks generally caused by
environmental triggers. Clearly, removing environmental triggers will result in
a decrease of attacks! Considering all of the side effects, discomfort, and
financial costs imposed by asthma, other respiratory conditions, and overall
health, finding a top-of-the-line air purifier will pay off and may even be the
deciding factor in answering your health problems!
4. Should I be considering
the ozone-release factor when I choose an air purifier?
Ozone has several
effects. It is harmless and useful at moderate concentrations, but
harmful, only, at extremely high levels. Think of chlorine in your swimming
pool: the chlorine functions to protect you from germs traveling through
the water, but if this chlorine is available to your body at a high level, it could be
fatal.
Electronic air purifiers will not produce
ozone at a level higher than what is
considered healthy for an outdoor setting.
Negative ion and ozone air purifiers clean the air
inside the same way nature does outside:
emitting the world's most powerful and pure air-cleansing agents:
negative ions
and moderate amounts of ozone.
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