Installing an air purifier in your house can offer a lot of outstanding health perks. Here are just a couple of them.
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Reduces Allergy and Asthma Triggers
Air purifiers decrease pollutants in your home, such as some of these standard triggers:
- Dust
- Pollen
- Mold
- Volatile organic compounds, including cleaners, air fresheners and personal care products
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Alleviates Other Symptoms Linked to Poor Indoor Air Quality
Even if you or someone in your household doesn’t have allergies or asthma, an air purifier can decrease other symptoms linked to bad indoor air quality. These involve:
- Scratchy throat, eyes, nose or skin
- Headaches
- Sneezing and coughing
- Fatigue
- Dizziness
- Nausea
It can be difficult to determine troubles linked to indoor air quality, since they can be linked to lots of other illnesses. However, if you’re aware that you feel better after you leave your residence, your indoor air quality is likely causing a problem.
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Gets Rid of Odors
Odors that hang around, including cigarette smoke or cooking smells, can be tricky to eliminate. If you are having a hard time removing strong smells in your house, our professionals advise getting an air purifier with charcoal or an activated carbon filter.
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Can Lower Your Probability of Becoming Sick
An air purifier can eliminate some bacteria and viruses under certain airflow conditions, keeping you and your loved ones in better health, especially during colder months. To take total advantage of this benefit, we recommend a UV air purifier. Disinfecting ultraviolet light gives an added layer of defence against airborne pathogens.
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