Archive for March, 2010

HEPA (High Efficiency Particle Arresting) Purifier

Hepa air purifiers remove the smallest contaminants from the air. They remove 99.97% of all particles including bacteria, fungal and other microbiological organisms. It contains a filter that is composed of millions of small glass fibers. The tiny fibers of the HEPA filter capture airborne contaminants and prevent them from being dispersed back into the room. The HEPA air cleaners will normally have an average life span of 3 months to 10 months (depending on conditions, rooms size, usage, HEPA thickness, etc.) and then have to be exchanged. The HEPA filter can remove such contaminants as smoke fumes, mold spores, pollen, pet dander, dust mites, and can trap airborne particles 0.3 microns and larger. Filtering these impurities from indoor air will decrease the severity of allergies, asthma, and other breathing related conditions.

Pro’s and Con’s of Filterless, Washable Air Purifiers

The rise of harmful airborne pollutants in our homes has resulted in a greater consumer demand for methods to improve the quality of our indoor air. In recent years, the instances of such health conditions as sleep insomnia, allergies, asthma, and other respiratory illnesses have increased significantly as a result of poor quality indoor air. More consumers are now using air purifiers to improve the quality of air in their homes. One such indoor air cleaner that has grown in demand are the Filterless Air Purifiers like the Oreck XL Air Purifier and ionic air purifiers.

Indoor Air Is More Unhealthy Than 30 years Ago

It has been estimated that the air inside of the average American home is at least five times more polluted than the air outdoors. This statistic is very troubling because we spend so much time indoors. These harmful impurities can have a serious impact on our health. Fortunately, consumers are now looking for ways to improve the quality of their indoor air. For millions of people, air purifiers have become a popular method of eliminating harmful airborne contaminants thereby improving the quality of air in their homes.

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