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Do You Really Need
an Air Purifier?  

Protect your health by stopping up to 99.9% of indoor pollutants
such as; pollen, viruses, bacteria, smoke & dust particles

Cleaning the Air You Breathe at Home has Never Been Easier

Every day we are exposed to a number of different airborne pollutants that can be harmful to the health of ourselves and loved ones. These pollutants are present in our homes air and are generated within our households from sources such as cooking, pet dander, seasonal pollen or mold spores present in AC's.

An air purifier empowers you to manage your homes air quality and effectively filter the air your breathe at home, protect your health and live  with more energy.

Benefits of an Air Purifier 

Reduces Allergy Symptoms 🌺
We all know someone who suffers from debilitating allergies, an air purifier is the perfect solution to remove pollen from your air

Stops Airborne Illnesses 🦠
Viruses and bacteria travel through our air, while your immune system protects you it is imperative to filter your air from harmful illnesses

End AC Sickness 🥶
Sick and tired of waking up sick and tired? Your AC is constantly recycling stale air blasting you with dust and mold all night long

Improve Sleep Quality 😴
Remove allergens such as dust and mold that can cause breathing issues such as snoring and stuffy noses

Manage Asthma Symptoms 😮‍💨
1 in 12 people suffer from asthma and it can be a serious condition. Air purifiers are a great way to remove asthma inducing allergens

Neutralize Funky Odors 🦨
Burnt food, cigarette smoke or just your homes "unique" smell can be off putting - but you can get rid of these odors with an air purifier

You May Think You are Safer at Home...

According to the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), the average American spends 93% of their life indoors, take into account the effects of the recent pandemic and you can bet that that number has increased.

If you don’t understand why this is a problem consider this; studies by the EPA have shown that indoor air can be up to 5 times as polluted as the air you breathe outdoors.

What’s worse, is that your exposure to these harmful pollutants is drastically increased while indoors due to the lack of proper ventilation. The air outdoors is constantly moving, removing harmful pollutants through complex systems.

Conversely the air you breathe in your home is stagnant, especially in the winter months where it is too cold to open a window. Homes are designed to keep air in so it is no wonder that the air quality at home can be harmful to your health. 

Meet the "Silent Killers" -
PM10 & PM2.5

There are two main types of household pollutants that everyone should be aware of, PM10 and PM 2.5.

PM stands for particulate matter (also commonly referred to as particle pollution). Particulate matter is defined as the a mixture of solid particles and liquid droplets found in the air we breathe.

Some particles, such as dust, dirt, hair, or smoke, are large enough to be seen in our daily lives, these generally fall into the category of PM10. While others particles are so small they can only be detected using an electron microscope and are considered PM2.5, or by the their nickname - "The Silent Killers".

As you may be wondering the respective 10 and 2.5 notation refers to the particulate matters (PM) size as measured in micrometers.

Which Activities in Your Home
Cause The Most Pollution?

Many common household activities result in the production of particulate matter and pollutes of the air we breathe. Here is a list of some of the biggest air quality polluters at home.

Cooking Gasses 🍳
Cooking has been shown to be a huge indoor air polluter. Particularly when frying with oil, experts suggest cooking only in well ventilated areas when fresh air can remove the carbon monoxide, formaldehyde and other harmful pollutants that are created from natural gas stoves. 

Tobacco Smoke 🚬
We know that smoking is dangerous to our health, but studies have found that second hand smoke can be just as harmful. Not only that but tobacco smoke has a way of sticking to walls, carpets and other fabrics leaving your home with a nasty smell.

Pet Hair 🐾
Yes pets are awesome and they provide us with loads of unconditional love. But they tend to track in outdoor dirt and are constantly shedding dander and hair that can cause allergic reactions.  

Dust Particles 💨
Dust particles are created everyday from sources such as dead skin cells being shed, organic matter that gets tracked into your home from outside and can be even spread throughout your home by running an unclean air conditioner.

Plant Pollen 🌼
Many people suffer from seasonal allergies cased by plant pollen primarily in the springtime. These microscopic particles can cause a range of symptoms from runny noses, to coughs, sneezes and itchy eyes.

Mold Spores 🍄
Molds tend to grow in damp and dark spaces in our home such as bathrooms and air conditioners. While most mold will only cause mild irritation for humans, some molds, such as black mold can be extremely harmful to human health. 

Airborne Bacteria & Viruses 🦠
While totally invisible to the naked eye, we come in contact with thousands of airborne viruses and bacteria everyday. While many are not harmful to humans, there are some that can cause illnesses from a minor flu or cold to SARS-COV-2 infections.

This is an advertorial not a news article or a blog post - This page is intended to act as a promotion for a product and should not serve as medical advice. Any product reviews described on this site are based on individual experiences that some users have achieved and may not be typical

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