The summers in The Villages, FL, are lovely, but they can also bring on seasonal allergies. Asthma sufferers can use air purifiers or air cleaners to lessen their suffering from hay fever, pollutants and other sinus-related issues. If you have respiratory problems or allergies, it may be time to purchase an air cleaner or an air purifier to enhance the quality of the air you breathe.
Air Cleaner
The purpose of air cleaners is to remove impurities or pollutants from the air. In addition, filtering and cleaning the air can help lessen pollutants in the air, such as pet dander.
An air cleaner must be capable of removing microscopic airborne particles to efficiently eliminate contaminants from the air (in the size range of 0.1-1 um). An air cleaner has an air filter and circulates air using a fan. It can capture particles of different sizes (based on filter size).
Air cleaners also assist in extending the lifespan of your HVAC systems by preventing the accumulation of dust, grime and other debris inside the components.
Air Purifier
Similar to how an air cleaner works, air purifiers remove airborne contaminants. However, what makes air purifiers different is that they sanitize the air, killing germs and viruses that are airborne.
To prevent you from breathing in bacteria and contaminated air, an air purifier catches or neutralizes particles. After that, the purifier recirculates clean air inside the space using a number of fans and filters. Air purifiers are more expensive than air cleaners.
Bacteria and viruses can exacerbate respiratory illnesses. Air purifiers help by removing some of these triggers.
We Can Help You Choose
The need for air purifiers and air cleaners has increased due to inadequate ventilation and household pollution. In addition, many people suffer springtime and summertime allergies. We can assist you in finding the right option for your home.
Call Sun Kool Air Conditioning, Inc. if you need any indoor air quality services. We’ll be happy to schedule an appointment.
Image provided by iStock
