Ionic Air Purifiers

The air we breathe indoors can be more polluted and stale than the air we breathe outdoors and by simply plugging in the Ionic Air Purifier you can remove bad air and enjoy the benefits of clean air instantly. Airborne particles such as smoke, dust, pollen and pet odours all circulate within the home and can aggravate allergies and illnesses. The Ionic Air Purifiers works by trapping the airborne particles on the removable filter using electrostatic cleaning technology.

Except for a few models that use fans to help suck in the charged particles, most ionic air purifiers work silently. And, as ads are quick to point out, the devices generally don't have any motors or moving parts, and there are no filters to replace. Dust from the air will be attracted to the floor carpet/wood and still will need to be vacuumed or dusted. Only fan/filter-type air purifiers collect dust inside the filter so you have to replace it. Remember, this technology makes your air inside the room dust free, not claims to collect all the dust inside the unit.

If you have ever stared at a sunbeam coming through your window and have seen the particles that are freely floating in the air, you should have all the information that you need to know about why these devices are so important to have in our homes. For those that are in high rise apartments or work in high rise buildings, these issues are even more prevalent and an ionizer will address them.

If there is a collection plate inside your ionic air purifier, you must wipe down the air purifier's plate regularly. Remember that these plates need to be cleaned regularly in order for the air purifier to be effective.

The plain and simple truth is that Ionic Air Purifiers clean up the air that is around us and make it safer for use to breathe in. Pollutants are not only harmful to you when you breathe them in, but they also cause stress to your bodily systems that can easily be avoided by eliminating them. Investing in an ionic purifier would eventually save you money in the long run.

How Ionic Air Purifiers Works:
Particles in the air carry a positive charge. An ionic air purifier fitted near the ceiling of a room emits a steady stream of negatively charged ions. This attracts the positively charged particles of dust and allergens and they form clumps with the negative ion stream and fall to the ground because of their combined weight. The ambient air becomes free of the germ carrying particles and the clumps on the floor can be swept away and cleaned in conventional manner. This kind of purifier also serves to refresh a room by removing stale air that tends to be malodorous. The capacity of an ionic air purifier is measured in the number of air changes per hour that is the time taken for a unit to provide clean air in a given space. It may be necessary to have more than one ionic air purifier in series in a large room or one frequented by relatively high traffic.