Air purifiers are classified as a type of appliance designed to purify and clean air in houses or cars. Owning an air purifier has become a new trend, especially among those who suffer from allergies or take healthcare and well-being more seriously. On the other side, the large majority of people still consider air purifiers a non-necessity. Surprisingly enough, an air conditioner is often chosen over an air purifier as it is believed to provide enough protection already. That controversy has been turned down recently during the PM 2.5 air pollution crisis, leading air purifiers to be in short supply. As a result, the demand for air purifiers has been skyrocketing ever since. Alternatively, when air purifiers mostly appear out of stock in the market, air conditioners with an air purifier or PM 2.5 air purification system tend to gain popularity. However, it is vital to know what is an air purifier, what features it offers,s and how it operates before getting one of your own.
An air purifier is a device that draws in indoor air and moves it through a filter to capture any pollutants, particulates, and specific contaminants which are harmful to your health or cause allergies – such as dust, fine particulate matter, or even bacteria and viruses. After completely processed, clean and fresh air will be released back into the room. Most air purifiers have the ability to remove up to 99% of particulates of 0.1-0.3 microns in size (250-micron dust mites), so filtering PM 2.5 should not be a problem at all.
For people who suffer from or are likely to develop allergies, inhaling particles or pollutants, regardless of the quantity, can trigger health issues in the short or long run. Without an air purifier to freshen the air you breathe and eliminates those hazardous matters; the health conditions of those people shall deteriorate over time. In case you own a pet, exposure to germs or dirtiness is unavoidable. Besides pet hair drifting in the air, there are also other particles hardly visible to the eye. For example, saliva droplets, fleas,s, and pet dander are other contaminants that should also be captured. Owning a cat or dog is likely to require your air purifier to be cleaned regularly. You can shop for a wide range of Air Filters here.
Most air purifiers generally cost between RM 399 - 999 depending on their functions and brands. Apparently, the prices of air purifiers are usually lower than conventional air conditioners or a/c units with air purification systems, as the only objective of an air purifier is to purify the air. Without any controversy, air conditioners cost higher due to their two purposes of operation, which are cooling and filtering the air. Putting your health and hygiene above the cost you have to spend seems reasonable enough.
Air Purifiers selection can be a really challenging decision that you will have to make. There are many factors to consider before choosing ones that involve different levels of performance, local climate, and placement, depending on their types, functionality, and materials. For those who are looking for high-quality and reasonable options, you can easily explore and take a closer look at all HomePro stores or www.homepro.com.my along with exclusive promotions and home delivery service for HomePro online customers. For more inquiries, please contact Homepro Call Center at 1-800-28-2268.
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