September 2, 2022
Your home’s indoor air quality can suffer due to dust particles, germs, allergens, and particulate matter in the air. Some homes in Chapel Hill, NC, grapple with this problem, and the solution lies with an air cleaner. Here are three benefits of using one. Removes Unpleasant Odors According to the United States Environmental Protection Agency , people spend 90% of their time indoors, and that’s why you need to give your home the best care. Some of the irritants are the bad smell from the smoke, cooked food, and spices. Air purifiers can remove unpleasant odors by trapping airborne particles. Other odors can come from chemicals like benzene, formaldehyde, and gasoline. The chemicals come from things like paints, upholstered furniture, n cleaning chemicals. The air purifiers can trap the chemicals and gases, which keeps your home free from unpleasant odors. Reduces Airborne Diseases Air contains tiny pathogens, which cause the flu and the common cold. It’s easy for a sick person to spread the bacteria or a virus to other people around them. You can reduce airborne particles in your home with the Nexia Smart home system. The air purifier works by capturing viruses and bacteria, thus removing airborne diseases. If you have children, older people, or people with low immune systems in your home, an air purifier goes a long way towards preventing them from getting airborne diseases. Improves Sleep Your indoor environment can be the cause of your sleep problems. Indoor allergens like fungi, bacteria and dust mites can cause allergic reactions, which can significantly inhibit your sleep. The allergies can trigger frequent sneezing, nose congestions, watery eyes, a runny nose, and coughing. All these can severely disrupt your sleep. Nexia home automation can help you ward off allergens and other forms of air pollution, improving your sleep in the process. Are you looking to improve the indoor air quality in your home? Contact our team at A&E Heating & Air Conditioning today for all your air conditioning and indoor air quality needs.
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