The Dirt on AIR FILTERS
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Some so-called "personal" or "micro" air
cleaners... may promise "sparkling clean air" or even an
"increase in your energy level." These claims are unproven
and probably false.
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MISLEADING CLAIMS
Since the business is not well-regulated, you will run into
a lot of hype, including questionable products and claims.
Some so-called "personal" or "micro" air cleaners (small
individual cleaners that you wear or put on your desk), may
promise "sparkling clean air" or even an "increase in your
energy level" in exchange for $50 to $200. Don't bet on it.
Simply put, machines with a tiny CADR will have a tinier
effect on the air you breathe.
That said, not even the massive units can provide complete
protection from airborne pollutants. Nevertheless,
electronic air cleaners, although initially expensive, are
probably the best bet over the long run. If you have
allergies during the spring or fall, you may want to
supplement a whole-house air cleaner with a portable in
your bedroom, since your heater or air conditioner will not
be running enough during these times. The bottom line? In
concert with source control and ventilation, air cleaners
can be an effective weapon in the fight against
allergies.
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