Is your air purificator noisy?

Do you find yourself having to turn yours off when you need to go to sleep at the end of the day?

Well this wonderful little air purificator called ‘AirFree’ is in fact ‘fan-free’. It has no fan whirring away all night keeping you awake… which means you can finally get a silent nights sleep and still with clean air. Perfect for those bad allergy nights during the hot summers!

As well as many other features the AirFree air purifier uses 100% environmental friendly technology. Airfree uses just heat. No additional V.O.C.’s are generated. No ozone generated. No filters or UV Lights to replace.

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If you ever thought that air purifiers had to be big bulky devices, think again, because with great little gadgets like USB Air Purifiers you can carry them with you and run them from a free USB port on your home or office computer. No longer do you need to suffer that nasty office air!!

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A study has been taken using a particular model of air purifier (Siesta 7) to test the effects on respiratory allergy sufferers.

Extract from study:

Early in 2004, Daikin Europe N.V. decided to undertake research into the usage and effects of its Siesta 7 air purifier, assigning it to Paris based allergist, Dr Haddad. The research was carried out between June and December 2004 on 69 of the doctor’s patients who were allergic to pollen and indoor allergens or suffered from asthma or rhinitis.

The results are interesting [click here to read more…]

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There is some controversy surrounding the claims of certain companies, specifically involving ionic air purifiers. This is partly due to the questionable effects of negative ion generators which many skeptics question the legitimacy of. Additionally the ozone generating properties of these machines are known to have negative side effects, as ozone is toxic.

On the opposite end of the spectrum are air purifiers with HEPA and Hega air filters. The DOE has rigid requirements manufactures must pass to meet HEPA requirements. Consumers should be aware of products that say “HEPA-type.” These have failed to meet HEPA requirements.

- Synopsis courtesy of Wikipedia

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To begin the alerts section I would like to start of with something simple and provide the web definition of air purifiers to help those who may be unsure as to exactly what they are…

“An Air Purifier is a device which aims to free air from contaminants. Various techniques are used to accomplish this which includes filters, adsorbents like charcoal, and electrostatic charges. People who suffer from asthma, allergies, and other respitory problems have the most to benefit.“

- Definition courtesy of Wikipedia

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