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Summer allergies are often mistaken for the common cold since many of the symptoms are the same. However, if your runny nose, congestion, watering eyes and cough last longer than 5 to 10 days, chances are you have allergies. Using an air cleaner is an effective way to manage your condition. Here are 5 things it should be able to do that will help keep you on track through peak allergy season. Clean 24 Hours Every Day---One of the factors that contributes to high air quality (or clean air) is the fact that pollutants levels are kept low all the time. The only way to have that happen is for the air purifier to keep up with eliminating the irritants as quickly as they go airborne. Since pollutants don't take a rest, the motor in you cleaner shouldn't have to either. The split capacitor motor is the type of motor that is able to work this way. It is designed to run continuously at high revolutions per minute. Clearer air can't help but make breathing easier and help reduce the frequency and severity of symptoms. Be Flexible In Its Placement---Other than allowing 6 inches of clearance from any surface, a good cleaner should be able to placed anywhere and work well. That includes up high on a counter (as long as it is secured so it can't roll of) or down low under a counter. Because it offers so many options for where it can work effectively you reduce the chances of tripping, injury from the cord being chewed of falling over the unit if it has to be centered in the room.. 360 degree intake of air will insure flexible placement. Be sure to read the technical specifications or the owner's manual to make sure you are bringing home a unit that can work from anywhere. Remove Pollen--If you allergies and/or allergic asthma go into overdrive at this time of year, it is very possible that they are triggered by grass and weed pollen as well as mold and mildew spores. And even though these might be your primary focus, most people who are sensitive are also irritated by normal indoor allergens. These include household dust, dust mites, pet dander as well as airborne bacteria and viruses. Because the HEPA is designed to remove microscopic particles, it can and will eliminate seasonal pollen and other household irritants that cause indoor air to become unhealthy. So the bottom line is that this one filter can remove the seasonal irritants as well as the chronic indoor culprits. That's a win, win situation for you and all who share your home with you. Remove Solid And Gaseous Allergens---Odors, gases, smoke, and airborne chemicals can all cause additional symptoms. So it's important that the cleaner you choose is able to remove solid and gaseous irritants. HEPA filtration is best for particulates, and a carbon-based filter is best for gaseous irritants. Carbon cloth provides dual benefits to you. Because it is carbon-based it is able to effectively remove noxious chemicals, gases and odors. And because it is woven like a cloth, it gives additional protection against particles. It is a great filter to have on your side. Takes Care Of Itself---The whole purpose of filtration is to give you your life back, to keep you from being totally derailed because of your allergies. The last thing you want to have to do is to constantly clean, vacuum, spray, or charge the filter. First, it puts you up close and personal with the very allergens you are paying for it to remove. And second, it takes up spare time doing something is way past boring. Choose a cleaner that needs little or no maintenance, and can take care of you rather than the other way around. Vacuuming the outside and/or wiping it down with a damp cloth is as much as you should expect to have to do. Take back control of your life despite summer allergies. Let the Hay Fever Air Purifier remove pollen, mold and mildew spores and other allergens that can make your life miserable. See the Hay Fever Air Purifier from PurerAir.com now http://purerair.com/hay_fever_air_purifier.html
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