There are HEPA and charcoal filters inside, along with strong UV-C bulbs to sanitize the air as it moves through
My respiratory health started to take a beating earlier in the year when we got a heavy dose of tree pollen swirling in the outdoor air. There was so much red pollen that it coated my automobile and every outdoor surface of my house. Anytime I left apartment I’d notice having asthmatic reactions to the allergens floating in the outdoor air. When we all started wearing masks, this helped more than I initially thought it would, but the mask was not enough. I still found myself reaching for my rescue inhaler once I got to work each afternoon. Beyond that, I take antihistamines and nasal spray for my dust sensitivities. It’s the best thing I can do for preventative care while getting uncontrollably exposed to these outdoor irritants. Whenever I’m at home, I try to crank down my cooling system to keep typical air flow. Even though I have been buying advanced allergen filters for my cooling system for years now, I wondered if there was more I could do to improve the quality of my indoor air. I went to the aisle in the hardware store where all of the air control equipment is situated. After looking on the internet, I wanted to get an air cleaner from the store here in town. I chose an air cleaner with several stage air filtration. There are HEPA and charcoal filters inside, along with strong UV-C bulbs to sanitize the air as it moves through. I am impressed by the quality of my new air cleaner. Immediately my breathing concerns began to improve. No longer was I always struggling to catch my breath.
Air conditioning professional