Air Purification

How Do Air Purifiers Work?

Air purifiers work primarily by sanitizing the air, which may contain pollutants, allergens, and toxins. They are the polar opposite of essential oil diffusers and humidifiers, both of which add particles to the indoor air.

Air purifiers operate differently than filters. Purifiers can sanitize particles, while filters only remove them.

The precise particles removed by an air purifier are ultimately determined by the type you select. Specific models include filters to trap particles as air passes through them, while others may neutralize other particles in the air without first filtering them.

Do I Need an Air Filtration System?

There are many factors to think about when it comes to your air quality. Some of these issues include pet dander, dust, and bugs, which can all reduce the quality of your air.

You can also see if your home is a good candidate for a central air filtration system by:

• Suppose your home has a smell in the air. If your home has a particular smell in the air that you can’t get rid of after many attempts of trying, then this is a sign that you need air purification.
• If your home is dusty, having a dusty home can lead to many other health issues with every member of your household. Without an air purifier, the dust will start becoming overpowering, which will lead to you and your family having a hard time breathing because of the bad quality of the air.
• Having stale air. This is relatively easy to tell. Have you ever walked into a room, and it was stuffy and a little more challenging to breathe in? This is the result of not having a central air purification system.