Air Purifier Reviews 2015

1. @ Copyright Go Clair http://bit.ly/1DGYpk7 Air Purifier Reviews This pdf file was created to help you understand the differences between various air purifiers on the market today. Using the metrics used by popular air purifier reviews sites, we have compiled the specifications of competitor air purifiers on the market and compared it with our own. While this is not a definitive guide by any means, it should give a good idea on the various qualifications and specifications that people look out for when shopping for an air purifier. While most people may be familiar with HEPA filters, which is the current industry standard, Clair aims to go beyond just the standard HEPA filter with the e2f filter. In fact, it was designed for ease of use without compromising on function. So how does the e2f do this? Before answering this question, first we need to establish what it means to be a HEPA filter as a baseline. HEPA stands for High Efficiency Particulate Air, and the US Department of Energy defines a HEPA filter as the following: 1

2. @ Copyright Go Clair http://bit.ly/1DGYpk7 "A throwaway, extended-media, dry type filter with a rigid casing enclosing the full depth of the pleats. The filter shall exhibit a minimum efficiency of 99.97% when tested at an aerosol of 0.3 micrometers diameter".1 Essentially, it means that a HEPA filter, by definition, is capable of capturing at least 99.97% of all particulate matter 0.3 microns in size; and therefore, according to this definition, the e2f filter is actually HEPA qualified2. In fact, not only is the e2f filter HEPA qualified, it actually goes beyond the HEPA qualifications and captures particulate matter even smaller than the standard 0.3 microns set by HEPA at an impossibly small 0.1 microns.3 1http://energy.gov/sites/prod/files/2013/06/f1/doe-std-3020-2005.pdf 2Certificate for 0.3 micron test 3Certificate for 0.1 micron test 2

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4. @ Copyright Go Clair http://bit.ly/1DGYpk7 In addition to trapping particulate matter beyond the qualifications set by the US DoE, Clair produces the best air purifier whichare ozone-free and release absolutely no noxious gases whatsoever. This is due to the fact that this product does not use an ionizer to trap ions in the air. An ionic air purifier typically produces a high voltage in order to induce a negative charge in particulate matter. Once charged, these ions then seek an earthed object to get rid of its negative charge, which causes the ions to stick to a room wall or floor. However, an unintended consequence for air purifiers with powerful air ionizers is the generation of ozone. While smaller air purifiers do not have this problem, larger ones may produce significant amounts of ozone – an extremely volatile compound that reacts vigorously with the mucous lining and respiratory system of both people and animals.4 Instead of generating negatively charged ions, the e2f filter in Clair air purifiers are statically charged, which attracts non-polarized fine dust. Utilizing the power of static electricity, fine dust is eliminated from the air you breathe without the introduction of potentially harmful levels of ozone. Want to check the best air purifiers? Visit website to see Go Clair air purifiers http://bit.ly/1DGYpk7 Click to move to Wiki Page to read article about Go Clair http://bit.ly/1HPtcQw 4http://www/epa.gov/o3healthtrainning/effects.html 4

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