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NEWS FLASH!  hunter filters Since most indoor air pollutants are measured in microns, a HEPA purifier will remove 99.97% (99,997 out of 10,000) of airborne pollutants that are commonly found in most homes today-pollutants such as dust, pet dander, mold and mildew spores, viruses, bacteria, gases, smoke, and odors.

That's why we award higher test scores to those air purifiers that quickly removed the particles used in our tests - pollen, dust and smoke particles - more quickly. As you've probably already discovered, there are a lot of different types of air cleaners on the market today and most of them don't use washable or reusable filters.

However, instead of using a built-in screen or filter, air purifiers zap impurities using UV (ultraviolet) germicidal lamps. Beware however, not ALL carbon filters are the same. Next, make sure the air purifier has a true HEPA filter that removes 99% plus of all dander, dust & hair down to 0.3 microns, or 0.1 microns if possible.

The only setback is that an air purifier is only efficient for cleaning one room, and it can be expensive to keep an air purifier in each room. Ozone can definitely be a benefit for your air, but the main thing to look for to filter out the allergens from the air is a HEPA filter.

Any good UV filter should actually minimize the amount of ozone in the air. The Coway is HEPA-certified and rated to clean areas up to 350 square feet—the size of a large living room. Air cleaners let air pass through a built-in filter to remove particles and are built directly into your HVAC system.

Allergens like smoke, mold spores, pollen, bacteria, viruses, pet dander, and other pollutants damage your lungs and immune system. Three types of air cleaners work using electrical attraction: electrostatic precipitating cleaners, electret filters, and negative ion generators.

To learn more, go to website: https://www.amazon.com/Hunter-30928-HEPAtech-Replacement-Filter/dp/B003XWXU0O/ref=sr_1_8?s=home-garden&ie=UTF8&qid=1527576207&sr=1-8&keywords=synerco