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Facts Related to Indoor Air Quality

Asthma cases have increased by more than 100% since 1976.

About 1 in 9 children now have asthma.

Death rates due to asthma have tripled, and quintupled in children ages 5 to 9, since 1976.

Hospitalization rates and doctor visits are still continuing to increase dramatically.

Common Sources of Indoor Air Pollution in your Home or Building

People. About 80% of what you see floating in a ray of sunshine entering your home is dead human skin flakes. And remember, we can only see about 10% of the airborne pollutants. Dead human skin is a staple of the dust mite diet. Negative ions remove dead skin from the air, which also removes a host of dust mites and other bacteria from the air you breathe. Ozone destroys many of the bacteria that reside on these flakes.

Dust. About 40 pounds of dust is generated per 1,500 square feet every year. Each speck of dust carries about 40,000 dust mites and other illness-causing bacteria and viruses. Negative ions also remove dust particles from the air, which also removes the contaminants residing on them. Ozone destroys the microorganisms carried by dust.

Allergens. Pollens, ragweed, and a variety of other allergens find their way into the home from outdoors.

Carpet, Plywood, and other Construction Materials. The "new" smell associated with new carpet, newly painted walls, new home, remodeled room, etc. is actually the out gassing of the chemical solutions used to treat these products. Wood floors are better for the health than carpet, but carpet is much more affordable. Ozone oxidizes these chemical fumes so they are no longer toxic.

Mattresses and Furnishings. Treated with fire retardants and other chemicals, which add to the chemical vapors we breathe inside. Chemicals are oxidized by ozone.

Pillows and Blankets. Dust mites comprise over 50% of the weight of the average pillow.

HVAC Systems. Air ducts serve as a fertile breeding ground for mold spores. Household Cleaners/Aerosols, Insecticides, Pesticides. We literally poison the air we breathe with chemical fumes and toxins when we use these products.

Moist things or humid environments. Mold spores, bacteria, and mildew thrive in dampened towels, wash cloths, and moist or humid areas. Ozone destroys molds and bacteria, while negative ions remove floating mold spores from the air. Children in homes with high mold show persistent, cold-like symptoms - 300% more than average.

Pets. Airborne animal and/or pet dander (dried spit from the animal that breaks off the end of their hair and floats in air since they are so small) is a common trigger for allergies and asthma. Plus, the feces from your pet emits added contaminates into the air.

Insects and other Bugs. Insects and bugs feces are a powerful allergen. In a recent extensive study by the New England Journal of Medicine, more than half the homes tested had high levels of cockroaches. Children living in these homes were more than three times as likely to be hospitalized for asthma.

Smoking. Smoking in the home or vehicle leaves the air being breathed dense with over 3600 cancer-causing toxins. These toxins also cling to the clothing we wear, and release them when we enter other homes and buildings.

Vehicles. Recent studies show that most people face their worst exposure to polluted air while inside their vehicle. Pollen builds up in your vehicle's a/c system. Plus, exhaust and gasoline fumes easily enter your vehicle.

Other Sources

Perfumes

Candles

Wood-Burning Stoves

Ceramic Glazes

Oil Paints

Dusty Closets

Plastic Shades

Synthetic Toys

Moldy/Dusty Wallpaper

Cosmetics

Nail Care Products

Central UV air purifier cleans, freshens, and sterilizes the air in an entire house or building using UV light.

• Fights germs. Germicidal effect disinfects the air. Kills germs, bacteria, viruses, mildew, mold spores such as such as stachybotrys and black mold, etc. as they circulate through the system and past the UV lamps.
• Help stop the spread of diseases and sicknesses. Short wave (UV-C) kills or de-activates bacteria, viruses and other primitive organisms, even if the organisms have become immune to other disinfection methods.
• Stops mold and bacteria growth inside your central air conditioning system. No more mildew and moldy odor from your air conditioner.
• Eliminates odors, makes the air in your rooms smell fresh and clean while producing ZERO ozone.
• Destroys VOC's (volatile organic compounds).
• Eliminates the need to ever clean the mold off your cooling coil (evaporator coil) again.
• ELIMINATES the need for periodic duct cleaning by keeping your ductwork clean and dust-free inside.
• Generates safe and highly effective hydroxyl, the natural compound that scrubs pollution from the earth's atmosphere. Hydroxyls and hydroxyl radicals are formed when the UV-C strips hydrogen atoms from water molecules (H₂0) forming hydroxyl (OH)-.
• Generates helpful negative ions, which are circulated out of your cooling and heating vents and into your living space by your central air conditioner's fan or blower.
• Helps decrease cooling costs.

No more air conditioner coil cleaning. The high-energy UV-C ultraviolet rays from the purifying probes shine on the cold air side of the air conditioner evaporator coil (like the A-coil shown above). This eliminates the normal mold, algae, slime, and gel formations that:

• Act as breeding areas for bacteria
• Can be blown out into the room, where they can be inhaled and cause sinus infections, sickness, and allergies.
• Can plug the coil, inhibit air flow, and increase cooling costs.

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