Air purifiers are devices that help improve the quality of indoor air by removing or reducing pollutants and allergens. Here are some ways air purifiers can help:

• Reduce allergens: Air purifiers with HEPA filters can remove up to 99.97% of airborne allergens like pollen, pet dander, and dust mites. This can help relieve symptoms for people with seasonal allergies or asthma.

• Remove harmful chemicals: Carbon filters in air purifiers can absorb odors, gases, and chemicals like VOCs that can cause nausea and other health issues. If you use chemical cleaners or have appliances in your home that release ozone or other contaminants, an air purifier may help to reduce the amount of these pollutants that you breathe in.

• Reduce exposure to indoor pollutants: Air purifiers can reduce exposure to indoor pollutants like radon, asbestos particles, and airborne illnesses. This can improve sleep, boost immunity, and may increase life expectancy.

• Refresh stale air: Air purifiers can refresh stale air, reducing the chances of health issues caused by indoor pollutants, which can trigger respiratory infections, neurological problems, or aggravate symptoms in asthma sufferers.

• Lessen triggers of asthma symptoms: Air purifiers can help lessen triggers of asthma symptoms and attacks, from contaminants like dust, smoke, and pollen.

• Filter out smoke or odors: Some air purifiers are designed to remove specific contaminants such as dust, mold, or pet dander. They also help filter out smoke or unpleasant odors in your home or business.

Its important to note that no air purifier can eliminate all pollutants from your home, or even 100% of one pollutant. Additionally, air purifiers may be futile if you don’t take other steps to create cleaner air in your home, too. The EPA recommends using air purifiers as a third option in the three basic strategies for improving home air quality: control the source of the contaminants, improve your home’s ventilation, and use effective air cleaners.