Are HEPA room air cleaners more effective than disposable filters on the furnace?
HEPA air cleaners are highly efficient for removing particles from the air, but are only effective in the room where they are placed. If the door to the room is closed, the air quality in that room may have less particulates, but the air circulation in the room (and even the entire home) can be compromised, leading to overall poorer air quality. By using the high efficiency AllergyZone Furnace Filter, you can transform your heating and air conditioning system into a whole-house air cleaner, improving both the air quality and air circulation in your home. Buy an AllergyZone Furnace Filter, install it into your furnace and/or air conditioner. Set your thermostat FAN to ON, so the air is continuously circulating. Sit back and enjoy the comfort of breathing AllergyZone Clean Air. Then, if a HEPA air cleaner is still used in the bedroom or other living area, it will be even more effective by further cleaning the already filtered air.
Related Questions
- Are BSCs and CACIs that re-circulate air within a room after filtering through HEPA filters (versus venting to the outside) completely prohibited in the revised USP 797 standard?
- Would better ventilation systems, air cleaners and more efficient filters be a solution that could accommodate smokers and non-smokers?
- What are the most effective air cleaners?
