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If you are looking for an easy maintenance air cleaner, negative
ion air purifiers are a great place to start! You
can easily remove unwanted air pollutants, such as dust, pollen,
allergens, smoke, dander and odors with a negative ion air
purifier. If you want to alleviate symptoms of asthma and
allergies, as well as save yourself a little time cleaning
the curtains and carpets, these machines are the answer to
your prayers!
Ionic
air cleaners, also known as electrostatic cleaners, work
by turning air contaminates into a charged particle. These
air cleaners actually change the pollutants into a positively
charged particle, to be exact. These particles are then attracted
to a negatively charged metal collectors plate and are not
circulated through the air again.
A negative
ion air cleaner is easy to set up and to take care of.
There is usually an indicator light that lets you know when
it is time to clean the collector plate. Just remove the plate,
wipe down with a damp cloth and replace. After cleaning, the
system, is good to go for another few thousand hours, so you
can see that it makes for a hassle free way to clean the air!
Other features that can be found in a ion air purifier can
include: digital display, silent motor, programmable settings,
remote control and even really great warranties. Makers of
such a machine include: Lennox, Trane, Honeywell, Whirlpool,
Sharper Image, Kenmore and Oreck. The price of a negative
ion made air cleaner will vary, depending on the model you
choose.
A few models you might want to compare to one another include,
Sharp FP-N40CX, FU-888SV, AirFree Enviro 60, Surround Air
XJ800, Roadpro RPAG-2000 and the Surround Air XJ-2000.
Look for your own negatively charged ion purifier at lennox.com,
oreck.com and sharperimage.com. You can also find great selections
and deals at freshairexpress.com, overstock.com and shopzilla.com.
Denise Jones is a contributing author to www.home-air-purifiers-n-cleaners.com.
An air purifier guide that offers info on indoor air purification
systems, from ozone, hepa, and ultraviolet air cleaners.
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