Abstract: Ionic Pro Air Purifier
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Sharper Image Ionic Breeze Personal Air Purifier - Two Tone (SI736TN)
Closed, crowded environments such as airplane cabins, commuter trains, subways or sealed offices often have stale, contaminated air that makes breathing uncomfortable. But now you can create your own “personal clean-air comfort zone” with an Ionic Breeze Personal Air Purifier and breathe fresher air wherever you are! This small, discreet, portable air cleaner is worn with a neck strap, like a binocular or disc player and silently moves the air without any fan. Patented Zenion Effect electronic circulation and electrostatically charged collectors help remove and trap airborne irritants like smoke and dust. Includes adjustable nylon neck strap and measures 3 3/4″ x 3 1/2″ x 1 1/4″; it weighs only 5 oz. Runs for up to 20 straight hours on 2 AA batteries (SM660AA, order separately). One-year warranty. Select two-tone or black. Created by Sharper Image Design.

Is an Air Purifier the Only Air Cleaner Alternative?Business Portal 24 (press release), Germany - Mar 21, 2007House cleaning best practices for cleaner air indoors can be as important as any air purifier in keeping your family healthy by improving indoor air quality .

Abstract: Industrial Air Purifier
Tag: Industrial Air Purifier

For many people, a vacation is just too expensive. They don’t think they can afford to go someplace nice because they don’t have the money to do it. But often, this is just because they are looking only at the “peak” times to travel.

What is a peak time? Well, it differs depending on where you want to go and what you’re planning on doing. For instance, Thanksgiving or Christmas would be peak travel times because everyone want to go everywhere - thus travel costs are much higher because there is so much demand. If you want to go to Colorado, the winter will be generally heavier expensive because of the skiing. Likewise, Florida or a tropical place will cost fresh in the summer. So how do you avoid the expense? Go on the edges of the travel “season.” You can still have a good vacation in Florida even if it’s a couple of degrees colder than ideal, and if you’re traveling on a budget, it’s better to go to a nice place for cheaper than just limit yourself to places you don’t really want to be in the first place. Another idea is to travel for some reason other than why most people go to the location. If you want to go to Colorado for the hiking instead of the skiing, summer would be ideal. You get to go there for cheap - you just don’t go for the same reason everyone else is, so you don’t have to go during the expensive times.

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Teve Torbes is an awesome owner of a flea control site, who knows a whole lot about air mattress stuff. He has also created a heirloom air purifier resource.

Is an Air Purifier the Only Air Cleaner Alternative?Business Portal 24 (press release), Germany - Mar 21, 2007House cleaning best practices for cleaner air indoors can be as important as any air purifier in keeping your family healthy by improving indoor air quality .

Abstract: Whirlpool Air Purifier
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Oreck XL Professional Electronrostatic Air Purifier - Titanium/Black
The Super Air 8 Professional Air Purifier has a permanent filter system that quietly cleans the air in your home of allergens, dust and dirt - completely purifiying the air in a 900 square foot room every hour. The permanent filter cleans in just minutes with detergent and water; simply rinse and re-insert. An indicator light tells you when the filter needs cleaning. No need to buy expensive replacement parts time and time again. The money you save means the Oreck unit virtually pays for itself. Permanent Filter with 12-Year Guarantee Never Needs Replacing.Captures and Destroys Bacteria. HEPA filters found in other types of machines tend to hold moisture in, which actually breeds mold and releases it back into the room. HEPA filters act on the principle of a simple window screen and often pass through accumulated dirty particles which can be forced back out into the room. HEPA filters quickly clog and become incompetent. So they need to be replaced regularly and are costly. By contrast, the filtration efficiency of the Oreck Super Air 8 Professional Air Purifier is up to 95%. It traps particles as minute as 0.1 microns or one thousand times smaller than a single human hair. It will also capture mold, pet hair and dander, dust mites, common household dust and allergens. Once caught in the filter, bacteria cannot survive.

Tips on how to clear the air with purifiersSan Francisco Chronicle, CA - Mar 14, 2007"There are three things you want to look at when buying an air purifier," Lee said. The first is performance. With a HEPA filter, 99.99 percent of the .

Abstract: Air Purifier Comparison
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Air Purifiers And Air Filters Can Help The Health Of Allergy and Asthma Sufferers

 by: S.A. Smith

Indoor air pollution in the form of dander, dust and pollen particulate matter can be a real irritant for suffers of asthma, allergies and other respiratory conditions. In addition to removal of all direct irritant sources and minimizing the irritant containment materials in your house, you should also consider the indoor ventilation and filtration system of home.

Environmental control is the key to reducing exposure to indoor and outdoor allergens. Keeping a clean house free of dust, dander, smoke, pollen, and other airborne particulate matters will help to reduce the irritation and effect on family members with respiratory difficulties. Air cleaners, filters and hepa filters can play a role in helping to control or reduce the exposure to indoor and outdoor allergens.

Several health authorities have recognized that certain types of air filtration systems can be beneficial in reducing the amount of airborne particulates in a room. The American lung association recommends using a hepa air filter purifier for the bedrooms of asthma suffers. The Mayo clinic recommends an air particle filter for household ventilation systems. Ionic filters and hepa filters have been endorsed or recognized by the Asthma and allergy foundation of America (AAFA) and the British Allergy Foundation seal of approval.

Selecting the wrong type of filtration system could exacerbate the problem by agitating and circulating the existing particulate matter throughout your house, so it is important to do your research thoroughly. Ionic air filters do not create high airflow patterns to clean the air and simply rely on negative ion attraction to collect the airborne particulate matter. They have demonstrates to have decent capture rate of airborne allergens and irritants like pollen, dander, tobacco smoke and dust and can help improve the quality of your indoor air environment. You can read heavier the ionic air filtration process at: http://www.air-purifiers-review.com/ionic-air-cleaner.htm.

Air filtration systems should not be considered as a solution for any respiratory condition, nor as a reason to ignore sound medical advice and guidance about the removal of irritant sources and allergen habitats from your household. They are also not a substitute for thorough and regular cleaning of your household environment. Selecting the right air purifier system can help complement and enhance your efforts to reducing airborne particulate matters, as well as leadingtain a healthier indoor breathing environment.

Globe and MailA breath of fresh airGlobe and Mail, Canada - 10 hours ago. water to remove residues, covers all furniture with ?flushed? sheets, cleans the room with vinegar and water, airs it out and puts in an air purifier. .

Abstract: Personal Air Purifier
Tag: Personal Air Purifier

Today, air purifiers are all the craze. Every allergy sufferer, asthmatic and health nut in the world has one, but believe it or not, there was a time when we didn’t have air purifiers. We simply breathed the air that was in our homes and somehow managed to survive. So when did this craze actually begin? How did it start?

Types of air purification have actually been around for over 200 years in some form or another, though most people don’t realize it. The truth is, since the early 1800s, scientists have been trying to find ways to make our air cleaner, long before the industrial revolution ever hit and California began to look like an outdoor barbecue on a high flame.

To kick this technology off, in the early 1800s John and Charles Dean developed a mask for fire fighters. This mask allowed them to charge into burning buildings without having to worry about being overcome by smoke fumes from the fire. Around that same time, masks were also made for divers and coal miners who were constantly exposed to dangerous air, but it wasn’t until the 1850s that the first gas mask was developed by John Stenhouse. The mask worked on a charcoal based filter design, very similar to some of the air purifiers today. These original masks worked on the principal of filtering out what they called “enemies” by using a system called High Efficiency Particulate Air or HEPA. Yes, the same HEPA filter systems we can buy today. Once they added charcoal to this system it made a dramatic improvement because the charcoal was able to filter out multiple toxins.

But it wasn’t until World War II when we got some of the greatest advancements in air filter systems. This came with the Manhattan Project. This was a project that got scientists together from all around to work on a breathing device that would protect soldiers from the atomic bomb. While that was actually laughable in itself, it did end up in advancements that helped combat chlorine gas, mustard gas and flame throwers. A few years later a plague in Africa made scientists aware of the need for protection against chemicals, perfumes, building materials, pesticides, dust mites, pollen and food allergens. This started a string of air purification devices being developed.

In spite of all this, it wasn’t until the 1980s that the clean air craze really took off. The concept of a dust free environment was all the rage, practical or not. According to studies, HEPA filters, which were the biggest rage of the era, filtered out 99.7% of all the allergens in the air and all micron offenders of size 0.3 and larger. But advancements didn’t stop there. Newer devices, such as Nebulizers, were able to filter out offenders of size 0.1 and larger and still keep the 99.7% filter level.

Over the years, the number of devices used for filtering the air has grown astronomically. Just do an Internet search on the different types and brands of air purifiers. There are literally hundreds of them.

All this from a simple mask designed for fire fighters. Who would have ever guessed?

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Michael Russell
Your Independent guide to Air Purifiers

Is an Air Purifier the Only Air Cleaner Alternative?Business Portal 24 (press release), Germany - Mar 21, 2007House cleaning best practices for cleaner air indoors can be as important as any air purifier in keeping your family healthy by improving indoor air quality .