Living air purifiers come in all shapes and sizes; from larger units to tiny plug ins that can be used in a vehicle. It is becoming common knowledge that our indoor air is extremely polluted, in fact much more so than our outdoor air. An air purifier can help to improve the quality of the air in our homes, vehicles, boats, RV's, etc. The larger units can cover up to 3000 square feet which is a pretty big area. They are touted as being extremely quiet while they are operating and they have adjustable fans and purification levels. How do living air purifiers work? The air flows through self-charging layers of electrostatic fabric which increases the overall internal charge. Pollutants in the air are attracted to the charged fiber like a magnet and are trapped in the core layer. Living air purifiers are said to: - Kill mold, mildew, fungi, viruses and bacteria - Eliminate odors, smoke, and chemical gases - Helps to rid the home of dust, pollen, animal dander, and other pollutants If you suffer from any type of allergies or respiratory problems, an air purifier can be of great benefit. Though the living air purifier sounds like a great machine and I believe it does have many benefits, it should be known that there is mixed reviews on the companies that sell them. Though they are sold online they have also been sold through a multi level marketing company. That in itself is not a problem, but with a little research one will find a long list of negative reviews for living air purifiers and the companies that have sold them. My advice would be to do your homework. Shop and compare air purifiers online. There are many brands and though it may be possible to find mixed reviews on any one of them, there are some that are rated better than the rest.
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