Month: July 2021
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Best Large Room Air Purifier 2022-don’t buy a “useless” one
Large rooms are a delight, a place where the whole family can be together in plenty of space. However, air purification is a problem because of the volume of air that needs to be processed. So many air purifiers are not suitable. After much thought and data gathering here is my recommendation for a large…
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Best Basement Air Purifier 2022-new tech easy choice?
Basements can be such fun they provide great recreational, living or just storage areas. The air quality is usually an issue because ventilation is often not as good as the rest of the home. So a basement air purifier can be a very useful addition to improve air quality. The best air purifier for a…
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Best Air Purifier for Mold 2022-an essential feature limits mold “exposure”
To find mold in your home is such a disappointment, I should know I have been there and I have asthma. One day I found old paper files being eaten by mold in my basement and in the basement my asthma was terrible. We brought air purifiers, dehumidifiers and had some constuction work done. Everything…
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Is An Air Purifier Good For You?-3 (new) medical studies decide
This is a great question, one that gets more interesting the more you think about it. Most of us spend 90% of our time indoors in homes and workplaces that are better insulated and sealed than ever. So any pollutants or particles have a hard time getting out and tend to buildup in the recirculated…
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Do Air Purifiers Help With Mold?-Yes but 4 other things are “crucial”
It is unpleasant to live with mold which can be difficult to get rid of. So an instant fix with an air purifier is very attractive. As a general rule an air purifier with a HEPA filter will easily remove mold spores. The air purifier needs to have a high enough air flow, at a…
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Best Air Purifier for Smoke 2022?-top 3 choices will surprise you
We all know to avoid smoke for the sake of our health. Smoke is particularly toxic to human health because it not only contains particle pollution but also chemical pollution. So it is not surprising that wildfire smoke has twice the impact on respiratory health compared to particles from other sources. We cannot avoid wildfire…
