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You have children or pets that don’t always smell so great – use an air purifier to help reduce bedroom or nursery odors - from diaper pails to smelly socks! |
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You live in an area that has had flooding or nearby wildfires – use an air purifier to help reduce potentially harmful smoke particles or mold spores that may be trapped in your house. |
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You love to cook – but hate to clean out the refrigerator. Use an air purifier with carbon pre-filters to help reduce any nasty odors that may tend to linger. |
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Your dog has his own bed (or uses yours) – use an air purifier where your pet sleeps to help reduce pet dander, dust and odors. |
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Your cooking skills are not quite on par with Rachael Ray and you tend to blacken your grilled fish in a recipe that is not intended to be Cajun – use an air purifier to help eliminate burnt food odors and reduce smoke particles in the kitchen. |
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You love to watch television but may have a hard time seeing the picture through the dust that has accumulated on it – use an air purifier in your living area to help reduce dust and other airborne particles such as pet dander, pollen and smoke. |
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You like to burn candles (to cover up the fish odor from #6) but don’t like the smoke that rises up when you blow out the flame – use an air purifier to help reduce smoke particles from tobacco smoke, candles, cooking and fireplaces. |
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Your brother-in-law Bob comes over to visit and always has lingering visits to the bathroom, insisting on taking the morning newspaper with him – use an air purifier in the bathroom to help reduce odors. |
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Your children’s classmates and your work colleagues never seem to stay home when they’re sick – use an air purifier with UV light and/or HEPA filters in your office and donate one to your children’s classroom to help eliminate airborne germs. |
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The number one reason that you should use an air purifier is simply because you want to breathe with confidence – and it’s important to keep your indoor air as clean as possible! |
Whether it is allergy season or closed window season (when it’s too cold or too hot to keep your windows open) or if you just want your house to be cleaner and fresher – using an air purifier will help reduce airborne germs and pollutants such as bacteria, influenza viruses, fungi, mold spores, dust, smoke, pollen, and pet dander.
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