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Air Purifiers… Debunked!

As air quality concerns increase and air purifiers grow in popularity, it can be tough to separate fact from fiction about air purifiers. In this newsletter, we’ll debunk some myths about air purifiers and provide tips on how to choose the right one for you!

Myth #1: Air Purifiers Are WAY Too Loud

Many air purifier models are designed with keeping noise levels quiet in mind, limiting disruptions while filtering the air around you. Air purifier noise levels should not disrupt regular routines and conversations or interrupt sleep and quiet activities.

Airdog keeps noise levels in mind thanks to active, aerodynamic flow, operating between 22dB (Sleep Mode), as quiet as rustling leaves to 57dB (Turbo Mode), as quiet as moderate rainfall. Compared to competitors, Airdog air purifiers deliver high-performance air purification while maintaining a comfortable environment.

Myth #2: Air Purifiers WON’T Help My Allergies

According to the Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America, about 1 in 4 adults and 1 in 5 children have seasonal allergies. Seasonal allergies impact people year-round, but symptoms most often occur in the spring, summer, and fall months.

Indoor and outdoor allergens including pollen, dust, and pet dander can travel into and develop in homes daily. Using an air purifier indoors can filter tiny particles that cause allergic reactions, leading to better breathing and symptom relief.

Myth #3: Air Purifiers Are TOO EXPENSIVE To Maintain

Technological innovations have significantly improved the affordability of air purifiers in recent years. With a greater focus on environmental preservation as well, air purifier manufacturers are utilizing eco-friendly and sustainable materials in their products.

Since Airdog’s creation, their air purifiers use about half the electricity of forced air purifiers while maintaining a superb Clean Air Delivery Rating (CADR). Also, Airdog’s washable and reusable filters can help users save money each year!

Myth #4: HEPA Filters ARE Recyclable

HEPA filters, or High Efficiency Particulate Air (filters), are pleated mechanical air filters made of materials including plastic and fiberglass.

HEPA filters require replacement roughly every 6 months but, due to their components, are incredibly difficult to recycle. With high and frequent replacement costs, owning an air purifier that utilizes a HEPA filter can be not only costly, but environmentally unsustainable.

Choosing the Right Air Purifier for You