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.
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Pro’s and Con’s of Filterless Washable Air Purifiers.
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Are you “Air Purifier Confused?”
With so many different types available, it can often be hard for consumers to decide which one is best for them. All of these air purifiers work to some degree but some work better than others. Many of them will not meet your particular health needs. Before you select an air purifier, it is important to understand how they are rated.
How To Identify Your Air Purifier Needs
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2010 Air Purifier Ratings.
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Negative ions improve asthma and other respiratory conditions.
“There is nothing subjective about a bawling baby”
Brazilian hospitals now commonly use negative ion generators to treat breathing problems, after a test involving 36 children with asthmatic allergies. In each case, the problem was consistent or crippling. During the treatment, only one of them suffered an asthma attack. Afterward, no attacks were suffered by any of the children that sustained regular negative ion therapy (Soyka, 1991).
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Can Negative Ions Help With Asthma and Allergies?.
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