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Adding an air purifier and/or humidifier is a great way to improve the air quality in your home or business.

Air Purifiers

Clean air is so important to your family's health and well being. Not only can an air purifier help with allergies, it can reduce the risk of airborne illness and keep asthma symptoms at bay.

iWave Purifier

iWave is an air purifying device that delivers cleaner, healthier air for you and your family to enjoy.

Humidifiers

Tired of getting a jolt every time the cat rubs up against your leg in the winter? A humidifier could be the answer! Moist air is more comfortable for your entire family, keeps your breathing easier and helps to stop static electricity. Winter is hard enough on your family, a humidifier can make it easier.

Common Needs for an Air Purifier or Humidifier

Improve Air Quality

Air cleaners are good for improving your homes indoor air quality.

Reduce Static Electricity

Humidifiers reduce static shock in your home and make it more comfortable during heating seasons.

Great for Woodwork

Humidifiers are also good for hardwood floors and woodwork in your home, keeping it from shrinking and cracking/warping during the expanding and contracting process from season to season.

Reduce Allergens

Air purifiers are perfect for anyone in your household suffering from allergies and breathing problems like asthma.

Improve Breathing Problems

Air purifiers are not only filtering the air in your home, but also cleaning it as your heating and cooling systems run.

All three phases of air contaminants are equally responsible for aggravating asthma and allergies.

Indoor Air Contaminants

How many of these airborne elements do you want out of your home?

Particles penetrate deep into the lungs and even into the bloodstream, leading to tens of thousands of premature deaths, heart attacks and asthma attacks every year. The World Health Organzation concluded in 2013 that breathing particle pollution causes lung cancer.

Breathing particles can trigger asthma attacks; cause lung cancer; increase the risk of heart attacks and strokes; damage lung tissue and airways; increase hospital visits for respiratory and cardiovascular problems; and even kill.

INDOOR AIR POLLUTANTS