Eliminate Air Pollution

Air pollution remains the fourth leading risk factor for early death worldwide and an air purifier has proven to help neutralize the threat posed by air pollution.

Relieves Asthma Symptoms:

The CDC states that 1 in 13 people have asthma. Pollutants such as dander, pollen, or dust mites irritate their airways, causing difficulty breathing. Dust mites are the most common indoor allergens, thriving in a humid environment. Lack of fresh air increases indoor humidity levels, providing the perfect breeding ground for dust mites. They feed on dead skin cells and multiply quickly in your bed, carpet, and other upholstered furniture.

Some air purifiers include replaceable pre-filters for trapping larger particles, so the HEPA filters are preserved for capturing smaller pathogens. This system prolongs the efficiency of your air purifier. An efficient air purifier continues to keep your indoor air free of pollutants, reducing the chances of breathing difficulties caused by asthma.

Improves Sleep:

Indoor allergens such as bacteria, fungi, and dust mites can trigger allergies or hay fever. Hay fever causes a runny nose that can last up to several weeks. Frequent sneezing, coughing, nose congestion, watery eyes, or sore throat are some common allergic symptoms, disrupting your sleep. To avoid these sleep disruptions, it’s best to use HEPA air purifiers because they filter out most allergens from your room. Cleaner air gives you a better night’s sleep.

Air Purifiers Eliminate Radon Gas, Which Can Cause Lung Cancer:

Radon gas, for example, is produced from a natural combination of uranium in soil, rock, and water. It can be found in homes, offices, and schools as it enters through cracks in the floors and walls, construction joints or gaps around service pipes, electrical wires, and sump pits. Everyone is at risk of being contaminated by radon gas, but if levels of radon gas are too high, deathly results can occur. In fact, anywhere from 15,000 to 22,000 lung cancer deaths are linked to radon gas each year. Recommendations in reducing radon levels include sealing cracks in your floors and walls, increasing ventilation in your pipes and fans by using sub-slab depressurization, or by using air purifiers, which can suck the gas into their units, removing them from your living space.