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From the smell of your coworker heating up fish and broccoli in the microwave to more serious pollutants, a lot of things can compromise the air quality in office spaces. Poor indoor air can have serious consequences from aggravating respiratory ailments to encouraging mold growth to damaging your property. Not to mention sometimes it just smells bad!

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Stuffy, odorous indoor air is unpleasant, but even air that looks and smells fine may contain harmful chemicals, particles and more. Poor indoor air can affect health. According to the EPA: "Some health effects may show up shortly after a single exposure or repeated exposures to a pollutant. These include irritation of the eyes, nose, and throat, headaches, dizziness, and fatigue." Health problems result in sick days and loss of productivity for businesses.

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Fresh, clean air is something that's easy to take for granted. It's also something that goes a long way toward creating a comfortable indoor environment in a commercial setting. If you have an obvious issue with exposure to odors, chemicals or other factors that compromise air quality, you might already been looking for a commercial air purifier. However, you might not even realize the ways in which your indoor environment is hazardous to health and property — and how an office air purifier can help. Find out 10 compelling reasons you should consider a commercial air cleaner for your business.

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The internet can be a great resource for information about almost everything, including what products to buy for your business. If you're searching for an indoor environmental appliance — such as a commercial air purifier — the web is a great place to start learning about what models and features might be available.  But even commercial air purifier reviews can't tell you everything you need to know about what to buy to address your specific needs. Here are four things you may not get from an online review of an office air purifier.

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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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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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Effective & natural ways to keep your indoor air safe and clean According to the Harvard School of Public health, air pollution is the cause of over 3.3 million deaths around the world every year. While many people acknowledge the dangers posed by unclean outdoors, they forget that indoor air quality also matters. In fact, researchers have indicated that the quality of air inside homes is an important health consideration due to small spaces with appliances and chemicals churning out pollutants all day. The good news is that there are natural ways you can adopt to clean the air in there. Below is a look at some:

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Give your indoor air quality a boost with these 5 proven tips Every year when winter starts, it brings with it a number of discomforts and health issues. The first few weeks of winter seem to bring sneezing, runny noses, congestion, coughing and body aches. Everyone around you, including yourself, becomes affected - and it becomes even worse when the air indoors is not clean.

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Six Plants that Help You Breathe Easier Indoor air pollution. It’s the elephant in the room. But unlike its cousin, outdoor air pollution, people don’t address the effects of indoor pollution as much—and the steps to reduce it. With the help of mother nature, we will list six air filtering plants that combat air pollution, as well as non-plant alternatives for people who prefer to tend to their gardening outside.

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

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