Media Filter (good)
These filters have more surface area and are weaved tighter to catch finer particles than the standard 1” filter. It is recommended that they be replaced every 6 months
Electronic Filter (better)
These air cleaners remove particles by electrically charging them and then attracting those particles to an oppositely charged plate. The allergens and pollutants are then trapped in the filter and do not get released back into the air. Electronic filters are considered highly efficient, affordable to operate and easy to maintain. It is recommended that they be cleaned monthly.
Infinity Air Purifier (best)
Extremely high air filtration efficiency and patented germicidal technology so effective it even captures and kills airborne pathogens such as bacteria, viruses and mold.
Energy Recovery Ventilation
Energy Recovery or Fresh Air Ventilation systems remove stale, used air from the home, while bringing in clean crisp air from the outdoors without a loss in heating or cooling efficiency.
Dehumidifiers
A whole house dehumidification system can control the moisture in the air and results in a more comfortable home environment. Managing the in-home humidity levels can minimize the spread of airborne pollutants and allergens. Moisture in the home can cause various problems such as mold, mildew, dust mites and bacteria.
Humidifiers
In the colder winter months you can experience a loss of needed humidity in the air causing your home's air to become dry. There are many options for humidifiers, which can reduce dryness and static electricity in the air.
UV Lights
Excellent for reducing bacteria, fungi, and microbial growth on wet indoor cooling coil surfaces. Ideal when used with other indoor air quality products.
There are several choices for air filters. The differences between each is the amount of pollutants they remove from the air.