Do you suffer from allergies even when you’re inside your own home? There’s nothing worse than not being able to breathe because of a stuffy nose or itchy, watery eyes that drive you crazy. Indoor air quality is extremely important for allergy sufferers and a HEPA filter in your vacuum can really make a difference.
What Is A HEPA Filter?
HEPA is an acronym for “high-efficiency particulate air.” So what exactly does that mean? It’s a type of filter that traps a large amount or potentially harmful airborne particles that a normal vacuum cleaner would spit back out into the air. True and absolute HEPA filters can trap at least 99.97% of particles of .3 microns. By using a HEPA filter, you can get rid of other toxins, like brominated fire-retardant chemicals (PBDEs), as well as allergens like pollen, pet dander, and dust mites.
Do I Need a HEPA Filter For My Vacuum?
If you suffer from indoor allergies, using a HEPA filter can really improve your life. Reducing airborne particles and allergens will produce cleaner air for your family to breathe, resulting in fewer allergy symptoms. If you decide to make the switch, keep in mind that many filters out there resemble a HEPA, but do not necessarily meet the strict standards of a true HEPA filter. ABC's Indoor Air Quality Specialists are trained and certified by both the Heating, Refrigeration and Air Institute and Honeywell. Our skilled team has the expertise to diagnose and remove air quality problems so you and your family can enjoy clean air and a healthy indoor environment. Give us a call today!
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