ClearBlueAir.com Chooses Supplier of Air Purifaction Products
by Jay Thomas
When clearblueair.com ( http://www.clearblueair.com/ ) set out to find a quality suppler of air purifiers they where meet with the same confusing array of choices. After extensive research one often overlooked category, UV air purifiers (short for ultraviolet), emerged as a clear leader. Consumers deal with confusing choices in air purification products. With recent media attention on air purifiers from big name companies consumers may feel a bit overwhelmed with the mirid technologies. Choices range from HEPA and carbon filter based purifiers to ionic purifiers. Each had distinct advantages and disadvantages.UV air purifiers differ from traditional filter based technology because they don’t require air to be circulated through a filter in order to remove environmental contaminants. Filter based system are effective at removing dust, pollens, and dirt from the air but they will not kill harmful microbes found in room air and on surfaces.UV air purification has been used in commercial applications for decades. Hospitals for example have long used UV purification to create sterile environments. A number of recent studies point to the effectiveness of UV air purifiers in not only cleaning air contaminants but removing bacteria and viruses from surfaces in the treated area. A Pennsylvania State University study concluded that a uv air purifier was responsible for eliminating 100 of surface bacteria after only three hours. (The complete study can be found at http://www.clearblueair.com)When searching for a supplier of air purification products ClearBlueAir.com chose Biozone Scientific, a leader in air purification technology. UV air purification is at the heart of Biozone’s PureWave™ technology. “We were simply blown away by the capability and effectiveness of Biozone air purifier products. The “search and destroy” method of cleaning the environment was unlike anything else we found. The ability to clean the whole environment not just the air near the purifier is what really sets the UV method of air purification apart.”Another important consideration when choosing an air purifier is the cost; specifically the up-front cost and ongoing operation cost. UV air purifiers generally cost slightly less that comparably sized filter based purifiers. However, ongoing cost are much less without the need to replace filters.
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