OEM Small Room Pet Air Purifier For Pet Hair And Mold 60dB

China Manufacturing OEM Small Room Pet Air Purifier For Pet Hair And Mold

China Manufacturing OEM Small Room Pet Air Purifier For Pet Hair And Mold

Product Description of Pet air purifier

Function Feature of Ionic Pet air purifier

· Support PM2.5 digital real-time monitoring display

· Support sleep mode / silent mode

· Support child lock function

· Support 3 speed adjustment
· Support intelligent automatic mode
· Support display mode / LED touch screen display
.Support WIFI (TUYA )control

Why need Pet air purifier

As pet owners, it's crucial to provide a healthy living space for ourselves and our furry friends. Clean indoor air quality is essential, as we spend most of our time indoors. Let's prioritize our health and well-being by ensuring our indoor air is free from allergens and pollutants.

The Benefits of Air Purifiers for Pets
Reduced Allergens and Improved Respiratory Health
One of the primary benefits of air purifiers for pets is their ability to capture and remove pet dander and hair as well as other airborne allergens from the air. This results in a significant reduction in allergy symptoms for both pets and their owners. Breathing cleaner air can also help to improve overall respiratory health and reduce the risk of developing chronic respiratory conditions.

What benefit of the Pet air purifier?

• . They lighten allergen load in the air.
• . They may filter harmful chemicals.
• . They may help with dust and pet dander .
• . They help remove mold spores from the air.
• . They may relieve symptoms of asthma.
• . They may reduce airborne disease.

Q: Will an air purifier help me sleep?

A: A clinical study conducted in May of 2019 found incredible improvements in participant's sleep by only changing the quality of air. Air purifiers remove particulates from the air. These cleaning devices reduce allergic symptoms and enhance sleep.

• Q. What’s a HEPA filter and can it catch particles as small as a coronavirus?

A: HEPA is the international gold standard for filtering particles—it means that 99.97 percent of particles 0.3 microns in diameter are trapped. For context, a human hair is 50 microns across. The HEPA standard is more than 100 times smaller because it’s more difficult to trap particles that are smaller or bigger because of the physics of filtration. Masks and filters are not sieves, and snagging a virus is not like panning for gold. Particles either flow past or stick to the fibers in a filter based on their inertia or ability to diffuse toward the fiber.

So yes, HEPA filters can catch particles that contain coronaviruses. People expel droplets of respiratory fluid, saliva, and possibly viruses into the air when breathing, coughing, and talking. Even if the water in the droplet evaporates, the droplets contain salts, proteins, and other material in addition to any virus, which means the remaining particles are typically a few microns in size, making them fairly easy to trap with a HEPA filter.