air purifiers
air purifiers
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by Henry Switzer - 2008-06-29
Air purifiers are incredibly versatile, and are adaptable to multiple uses in the home, office and work environment. Whether it's to just make the air that you breathe cleaner or remove toxins, most u...
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by M. Scott Smith - 2008-06-29
Whether you're an allergy or asthma sufferer, or someone who is concerned with providing your family with the best indoor air quality, finding a solution to the airborne contaminants in your home is ...
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by - 2008-07-03
If you own a house, you must have most probably heard about Whirlpool. It is a popular, well recognized and reliable company which manufactures several appliances for the households including air cond...
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by M. Scott Smith - 2008-07-03
Indoor air quality is often much worse than outdoor air. The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) estimates that indoor air pollutant levels could be two to five times higher than pollution levels o...
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by M. Scott Smith - 2008-07-03
Wood-burning fireplaces are becoming more popular. There's something romantic and relaxing about sitting near a fireplace, hearing the crackle of the wood, and gazing at the flickering flames. And wi...
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by M. Scott Smith - 2008-07-03
VOCs (Volatile Organic Compounds) are a major concern for indoor air pollution. The EPA estimates levels of some common pollutants to be 2-5 times higher inside homes than out. If you've ever shopped...
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by M. Scott Smith - 2008-07-04
Mold - the microscopic fungi that invades your home to expose you and your family to severe health risks. Although mold comprises the "blue" of bleu cheese, it is neither tasty nor inviting when it's...
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by Paul Teven - 2008-07-05
Air purifiers are designed to remove pollutants from indoor air. The types of indoor air pollutants that can be reduced or controlled by portable air purifiers fall into three major classes; particula...
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by laxmikeshav - 2008-07-07
Activated carbon filters have many uses for a variety of causes. A highly absorbent material is used to make activated carbon filters. Molecules stick to the outside of activated carbon, causing it to...
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by M. Scott Smith - 2008-07-10
Do smoky cigars, lingering pet odors, or strong fumes pollute the air in your home? Although odors and foul smells are a natural part of life, they don't have to be a part of your indoor air!Anyone w...
