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Do You Use Home Air Cleaners to Protect Your Family from Indoor Air Pollution? How do you know when the air in your home needs cleaning? Does it smell dirty? Does your nose hurt from inhaling chunks of dirt? Wait – do you sneeze? In April 1995, the EPA published a paper called, The Inside Story: A Guide to Indoor Air Quality. According to the report the air within homes and other buildings can be more seriously polluted than the outdoor air in even the largest and most industrialized cities. That’s scary isn’t it? Yes, but we now have weapons to fight against indoor air pollution. You see - since then many vacuum cleaner companies have developed the home air cleaner. They can camouflage itself in the ducts which are part of central heating or air-conditioning systems in your home. Or they stand alone. They do not get rid of dust – but they can help reduce the dust particles in the air. The filters on the cleaners trap a lot of the dust particles as they float around the air. If you check the filters after a week of using one you will see how much dust was picked up - if there is a lot, then the unit is doing its job. Here’s another question for you… Do You Need a Home Air Purifier?Well, only you can answer that. Do you have pets? Pet fur doesn’t just sit on furniture or flooring, the fur is also floating around in the air. Do one of your house-mates smoke? You see whether or not you need one depends on your lifestyle. It is hard to do anything about the air quality when you are outdoors, but having an air purifier indoors can make you and your family a bit more comfortable and possibly healthier. Other Clean Air Articles Make Scents with Air Fresheners Oreck The Benefits Of An Ionic Air Purifier Comparing Products for Cleaning Air in a Room Choosing The Best Air Purifier For Your Family Breath Easier with Whole House Air Cleaners Air Cleaner Ratings - What You Should Know Before You Get one. Click here to return to the Home Page
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