First, we know that ozone/negative ions air cleaners are much more effective than even the best of air filters Using multiple air purifiers allows you to have a source of negative ions and ozone near each section of your home. This drastically increases the chances that each room or area of your home will be sufficiently purified by the negative ions and ozone. This way, each part of the home can be ionized, despite that fact that negative ions can only travel about one room in distance.

Yes. Negative ions and ozone can remove particles of a much smaller size than HEPA filters (which are the most effective filter). They can also cover a larger area much more thoroughly. This is due to the fact that filters rely on the air passing through the unit in order to be purified. Most airborne particulate in a room will not pass through a stationary filter though.

Biozone? air purifiers do not use glass plates like other negative ion and ozone generators. As a result, they do not require maintenance, and do not produce nitrogen oxides like air cleaners that do use glass plates. nitrogen oxides can result in a "metallic" or "bleach-like" odor. These oxides can also serve as a minor lung irritant if occurring in high enough concentrations.

These machines release negatively charged ions into the air, which are attracted to positively charged allergens and pollutants. These neutral particles then fall harmlessly to the ground where they can be vacuumed or dusted from furniture.

Ozone is simply a naturally occurring form of oxygen in the Earth's stratosphere that shields us from harmful ultraviolet radiation. In the proper concentration, ozone is both safe and extremely effective in killing bacteria, viruses and other harmful airborne microbes. It is also a very efficient at eliminating cigarette smoke and odors. And, while the FDA and OSHA both warn that ozone concentrations higher than 0.

Blueair air purifiers produce minimal amounts of ozone within the air purifier, but because of built-in safeguards, they actually reduce the amount of ozone in the room.

No, neither the Honeywell Enviracare nor the QuietCare air purifiers produce ozone. Ozone is a powerful lung irritant produced by some air purifiers. But Honeywell air purifiers do not produce or emit any ozone, which will ensure that your air stays fresh and clean.

It is not necessary to oil the motors. The company we buy motors from automatically puts this message on all motors. The motors have enough oil for use in a humidifier.

Mold feed off bacteria in order to grow. Fresh Air Concepts' air purifiers destroy the bacteria, which means mold has no source of food. Without a source of food, mold will quickly be destroyed.

When electrons collide with molecules in the air, scientists give the name "Ion" to the molecules carrying the electrons thus formed. Negatively charged molecules are called "negative ions." If we liken this to the baseball, the pitcher is the positive ion, and the catcher is the negative ion.

Blueair is the system for people living with allergies, asthma, or other respiratory conditions, or for anyone who wants cleaner, more breathable air.

Answer: Where most units are ineffective on their “quiet/low” speed, we are effective on every level. Both of our units our quiet by design and use a dual ball bearing sealed motor.(Top)

The EPA and American Lung Association are strongly against the use of ozone indoors. It has been determined that ozone is corrosive to lung tissue. In addition, ozone is known to be very corrosive to certain materials and can damage your HVAC system. Air filters do trap microbes; but even the most sophisticated air filters do not contain 100% of the germs. Microorganisms not trapped will reproduce very quickly and contaminate the indoor environment.

Air purifiers remove airborne particulate from the air. Air is drawn through the filter and particles are trapped in the filter system. The filtered air is then re-circulated back through your home.

Air purifiers take out a lot of the pollutants from our air which can irritate allergies and asthma. These pollutants include airborne particulate as small as 0.3 microns and includes pollen, dust, pet dander, mold spores and smoke.

The 200 series Blueair air purifiers use one HEPASilent filter that traps airborne particles like dust, pollen, bacteria, animal dander, and mold spores, while the models above the 200 series use three HEPASilent filters for improved air purification. Optional Smokestop filters (with a layer of activated carbon) remove odors, fumes, and gaseous pollutants. The Blueair AirPod uses one HEPASilent filter that does not contain activated carbon.

Whether you're using the Blueair AirPod or the Blueair 601 air purifier, it's great to use in your office, kitchen, bathroom, bedroom, or family room. No matter where you put your Blueair air purifier, rest assured that you're using efficient and effective air purification technology.

Bluair air purifiers have been EnergyStar certified because they are extremely energy efficient. Blueair's phenomenally low power usage means you can run your Blueair air purifier system 24 hours a day, seven days a week without a jump in electricity consumption.

Both the Honeywell QuietCare and Enviracaire Air Purifiers use two air filters, a True HEPA filter that removes at least 99.97% of common household particles as small as 0.3 microns and a Pre-filter that traps large air particles.