Better Breathing With Clean air Purifiers

Studies have shown that air quality indoors may be two to three times poorer than air quality outdoors. This is due to the fact that there are pollutants circulating within an enclosed area that do not have a chance to be eliminated. Therefore, these air pollutants such as dust mites, tobacco smoke, mold, pet dander as well as bacteria irritate those who have asthma or breathing problems and cause headaches and even drowsiness in others. This is where a clean air purifier comes into the picture.

Clean air purifiers are designed to filter out 99.97% of particles found in the air, up to 0.3 micron in size. Usually, they use HEPA (High Efficiency Particulate) filters, which have been tested by the Department of Environment for its quality. Additionally, international standards are applied to these filters in order to ensure that consumers get clean air from their purifiers.

Apart from that, other elements also come into place within clean air purifiers. Amongst this is the inclusion of electrostatic charged plates into the clean air purifier to charge the filter and therefore clean the air even more effectively. Also, most air purifiers are also equipped with charcoal filters to get rid of the odors from tobacco smoke and other smells in the air, in order to release fresh-smelling air blown into the indoor environment.

Finally, additional features which are used to kill bacteria and viruses include the use of Ultra Violet rays (UVA and UVB) which are emitted within the clean air purifier unit to kill bacteria which cannot be filtered out by the HEPA filter. Furthermore, most clean air filters run on low energy and therefore can be turned on 24 hours a day without causing an increase in electricity consumption.