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HEPA is one of those acronyms you'll come across frequently in the air purifier and indoor environmental solutions industries. You may use a vacuum that uses a HEPA filter. If you're in need of improving the indoor air in your business, you may be wondering whether you should get a commercial HEPA air purifier. Find out more about this method of air filtration.

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A commercial air cleaner makes sense for any business or setting in which having a clean indoor environment is a priority. But there are some applications for air purifiers that may come as a surprise. Find out which businesses benefit from having a commercial air purifier.

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When it comes to air purifiers for office use, size matters. You can't just buy any old model and assume it will work for your space. You'll need to figure out what square footage your air purifier needs to service and select a unit that can deliver. You may also want to consider other of the unit's processing abilities, along with other options. 

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Do you really need an office air purifier? Do you have an issue with air quality, odors, allergens, airborne dust, bacteria, smoke and microorganisms? If the answer is yes to any of these, you probably need some kind of environmental system to address your indoor air quality concerns. Find out more about what issues a commercial air purifier can address.

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If you're on the hunt for a commercial grade air purifier, you may have noticed that different models rely on different methods to work. Don't let acronyms like HEPA, TSS, VOC or MERV get in your way of choosing the model that's right for you. Understanding some of the common primary methods of air filtration and what situations they work best for will help you make a choice.

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Where there's fire, there's smoke — and the hazards that accompany it. News of wildfires affecting parts of Northern California highlight the importance of protecting indoor air — and the people who breathe it — from the harmful effects of smoke. Oregon, Idaho and Montana have also been affected by wildfires this year, and environmental factors mean urban and other populated areas may increasingly have to deal with this problem.

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Fresh, clean air — we need it to live. If you don't have asthma, allergies, or another respiratory ailment, you probably don't often think about the air you breathe. But air can contain not only odors but dust, invisible allergens, and other microscopic particulates you probably don't want to inhale. Places of business often have problems with indoor air quality due to manufacturing processes, airborne chemicals, storage conditions, and many other reasons. These problems can affect workers, customers, and guests and ultimately the productivity of your business. You may also just require a clean, sterile environment, especially if you work in a medical or healthcare facility. 

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Are you in the process of opening a business catering to cigar enthusiasts? If so, congratulations on taking this exciting step! Opening a new business comes with a lot of challenges, but it is also extremely rewarding. As you probably know, businesses that allow smoking indoors come with some unique challenges, one of the most pressing of which is: What type of smoke eater should you get? If you're in the process of weighing the options for managing the cigar smoke in your space, you may be trying to figure out whether to go with a media or electronic unit. Find out the pros and cons of each.

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Nothing sucks the joy out of enjoying a great cigar than a stuffy, stinky atmosphere. Setting up a place to comfortably enjoy a smoke — be it a commercial cigar business or home hideaway — requires proper ventilation. Ensuring a flow of fresh air helps create the perfect cigar lounge experience and protects you, your patrons or your family from the dangers of cigar smoke or unpleasant smoke smell.

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March winds and April showers bring about May’s flowers, and along with them:

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The Pleasure of a Cigar Mark Twain mentioned with reference to Cigars, “I smoke with all my might, and allow no intervals.” A man that was rarely seen without a cigar and for good reason, as cigars are symbols of masculinity and status. What Mark Twain didn’t have in his time was the luxury of owning a smoke eater. A smoke eater is essential for proper room ventilation, explore our

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Don't Be Afraid of Nature's Most Naturally Occurring Air Purifier

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