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Electrostatic Air Filter

Monday, January 18th, 2010

What is electrostatic filter?

The electrostatic air filters utilize synthetic material which develops an electrostatic charge as friction is applied to the plastic fibers. In the filters case, air flowing through the filter provides the necessary friction.  The electrostatic charge that is developed as air passes through the filter increases the filters attraction to particles such as pollen, molds, and dust.

 

What are Pros and Cons?

 

Pros:

The benefits of having electrostatic filter in your home? 

 

-         Never have to bay another filter in your life.

-         Clean the air in homes and offices by removing pollutants and airborne contaminants.

-         Reduce the health costs associated with pollutants

-         Constant maintenance of your indoor air quality without compromise.

 

Cons:

     – You won’t by able to sneak out from your house pretending gong to Canadian tire to bay furnace filter and go to the local bar for quick beer. Because you never have to change your furnace filter.

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Electrostatic Filter Installation

Tuesday, December 29th, 2009

Electrostatic Air Filters clean the air by using static electricity, a safe, naturally occurring phenomenon. An electrostatic Charge is generated by air flowing through a maze of static prone fibers. Airborne particles are attracted and held by the static charge until released by washing. BREATH EASY Electrostatic Filters contain an EPA registered Anti-Microbial material to inhibit the mold and bacteria growth on the filter surface.

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