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allergies and over 5,000 die from asthma attacks every year. In order
to keep your air free from allergens and particulates, look for air
purifiers with HEPA filtration.
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Contrary to popular belief, pet hair is not
the cause of pet allergies. Instead, the constant shedding of fluids
and dander from an animal's old skin cells is what triggers allergic
reactions and symptoms.
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Mold and microorganisms such as viruses and
bacteria can cause serious health problems such as skin rash and immune
system suppression. In order to effectively remove these pollutants,
UV technology is the answer.
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Air Purifier Home offers a
full selection of room purifiers, home purifiers, HEPA
purifiers, Ionic Purifiers, Industrial Purifiers, and more.
Perfect for people with allergies, asthma, or in areas where
there is mold, dust, or other pollution, an air purifier will help
improve your air quality.
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WHAT ARE THE 5 BASIC METHODS OF AIR FILTRATION?
Mechanical Filters: These force air through a special mesh that traps particles
such as allergens like pollen, pet dander, and dust mites. In addition, these
are also capable of capturing irritant particles like tobacco smoke.
Electronic Filters: The most efficient electronic filters are electrostatic filters. These use electrical charges to attract and deposit allergens and irritants. If the
air purifier contains collecting plates, the particles are captured within the system. Otherwise,
they stick to room surfaces and have to be cleaned.
Hybrid Filters: These contain the elements of both mechanical and electrostatic filters.
Gas Phase Filters: These remove odors and non-particulate pollution like cooking gas, paint fumes, and perfume. They cannot remove allergenic particles.
Ionizers: Ionic air purifiers contain negative ion generators that charge airborne particles so
that they become attracted to and settle on room surfaces, therefore effectively removing harmful particles from the air you breathe.
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Air Purifiers at a Glance |
All-Purpose Air Purifiers: Look for an air purifier with a combination
of purification technologies such as HEPA, Activated Carbon, and Ionization.
Allergy and Asthma Air Purifiers: Look for air purifiers with both
HEPA and Activated Carbon filters for advanced particulate control.
Tobacco Smoke Air Purifiers: Look for an air purifier with
Activated Carbon to absorb noxious odors.
Mold Air Purifiers: Look for an air purifier with UV sterilization
to destroy biological contaminants.
Pet Air Purifiers: Look for an air purifier with Activated Carbon,
HEPA, ionizers, and UV light to remove odors, trap particulates, and sterilize
the air.
Chemical Sensitivity Air Purifiers: Look for an air purifier with
Activated Carbon and HEPA filters. Avoid ionizers and air purifiers utilizing
ozone.
Industrial Air Purifiers: Look for air purifiers utilizing a
combination of technologies such as HEPA and Carbon; and ozone for
highly-polluted areas.
Medical-Grade Air Purifiers: Look for air purifiers utilizing HEPA
technology and UV sterilization to filter out contaminants and to destroy microbes,
viruses, and bacteria.
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How do we know that increased problems with asthma and sinus allergies is
largely a result of the Indoor Air Quality epidemic?
Due to the energy crisis of the 1970s, houses and buildings began to
be constructed in an air-tight fashion in an
effort to gain more energy-efficiency. In addition, Americans also began spending up to 90% of their indoors,
which therefore resulted in increased exposure to indoor airborne
pollutants. Not coincidentally, since that
time, asthma and sinus allergy problems have taken a sharp turn for
the worse. The EPA and recent peer-reviewed studies have also
found that short-term exposure to these indoor pollutants can cause
exacerbated asthma and allergy symptoms, hay fever, and a host of
other flu-like symptoms. Long-term exposure to these
contaminants can even cause cardiovascular disorders and cancer.
Can an air purifier
replace the need
for asthma medication?
No, but air purifiers
can drastically reduce the amount
of medication needed
by you or a family member. Many asthma medications are reactive, meaning they are taken to relieve asthma attacks
which are generally caused by environmental triggers. Removing environmental
triggers such as airborne allergens and contaminates will decrease
asthma problems and enable a reduction in medication. Considering all
of
the side effects and financial costs imposed by asthma medications,
purchasing an air purifier is a sound investment.
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