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Make your Allergy and Asthma symptoms go away

Make your Allergy and Asthma symptoms go away

Author: Kevin Brown

Asthma and allergies can be a real pain. Coughing, itching, teary-eyes can cause major discomfort, loss of sleep and other problems. Since allergies and asthma can be such a nuisance to the millions of U.S. allergy sufferers, IQAir, a Swiss company, created a product to ease and virtually eliminate such symptoms. The IQAir Perfect 16 is an air purification system that uses patented super-efficient filtration to remove your home of asthma and allergy triggers. I will now discuss the amazing abilities of the IQAir Perfect 16.

 

I have really bad allergy symptoms, is the IQAir Perfect 16 Air Purification System for me? Absolutely. If you have allergies or asthma the IQAir Perfect 16 will reduce your symptoms and freshen your air. The IQAir Perfect 16 filters out the bacteria, mold, pollen and other allergy/asthma triggering particulates found in the air you breathe; helping you breathe easier and live a healthier lifestyle.

Wow sounds impressive, but does it create ozone? Unlike other air cleaners, the Perfect 16 does not generate create the harmful lung irritant known as Ozone. According to the American Lung Association and the Environmental Protection Agency, ozone creates charged ions that can be a detriment to your health. To protect your health IQAir made sure that the International Association of Air Cleaner Manufacturers certified the Perfect 16 ozone-free.

How well does the Perfect 16 work? Within the first day of use you will notice a difference in air quality. Believe it or not within the first hour of being installed your indoor air will be ten times cleaner! The IQAir Perfect 16 can eliminate 90 percent of allergy-inducing particulates in a one pass through the filters.

How does the IQAir Perfect 16 filter the air in my house? The IQAir Perfect 16 hooks up to your central air component and consistently filters the air in your house by pushing that air through a large set of filters. The IQAir Perfect 16 actually uses over 170 square feet of IQAir\'s patented Micro-Fiber Filtration Technology in order to filter the air you breathe. After the air is filtered it is diffused throughout the entire house and since central systems use the same indoor air all of the time; the air in your home gets filtered through the Perfect 16 about 125 times a day!

Amazing! How does IQAir\'s Advanced Filtration work? Unlike many other filters available on the market today, the IQAir\'s Advanced Micro-Fiber Filters are actually very thin (About ten times thinner than the average filter). The thinness of these filters allows for maximum airflow while still create a wall that is capable of capturing millions of particles a minute.

Cool. Where is the IQAir Perfect 16 Made? Each IQAir Perfect 16 is crafted, assembled, individually inspected and tested at IQAir\'s Swiss factory to make sure it meets it\'s amazingly high standards before it is shipped to your home. Expert craftsmen assemble each air cleaning system with dedication and IQAir\'s extreme attention to detail. No other air cleaning system can match IQAir\'s standards for design, engineering and quality. IQAir\'s passion for quality translates into a product, which will give you decades of reliable, trouble-free performance. In fact, IQAir is so confident of their Swiss craftsmanship that it covers the Perfect 16 with a full 10 years warranty.

The IQAir Perfect 16 is an amazing whole-house filtration system capable of filtering millions of harmful and allergy-inducing particles in a matter of minutes. Within the first day of use you and your family will notice a drastic change in the air quality. The filtered air will allow you to breathe easier and will help reduce the amount of allergic reactions you experience. Get your IQAir Perfect 16 today.

Would you like to learn more about the IQ Air Purifier and how it compares to additional Air Purifiers? At Mr Vac and Mrs Sew we will help you find an air purifier to fit your distinctive needs.

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