Welcome to our Air Filtration Resource Page, your go-to destination for valuable information on improving indoor air quality and understanding air filtration systems. Whether you're concerned about allergens, pollutants, or simply want to breathe cleaner air, this page is designed to provide you with the resources you need to make informed decisions.

We've curated these resources to help you breathe easier and create a healthier indoor environment. Click on the links to access the information you need to make your home or workspace a cleaner and more comfortable place.

Explore the links below to access a wealth of knowledge on air filtration:

Benefits of Air Filtration: Understand the various benefits of using air scrubbers, from allergy relief to reducing the risk of respiratory illnesses.

Choosing the Right Air Unit: This guide will help you navigate the selection process, considering factors like room size, filter replacement costs, and specific air quality concerns.

Types of Air Filters: Learn about different types of air filters, such as HEPA, activated carbon, and UV-C filters, and discover which one suits your needs best.

Maintenance Tips: Keep your air filtration system running efficiently with these maintenance tips, including how often to change filters and clean your purifier.

Air Quality Testing: Learn how to test your indoor air quality, and find out if your air filtration system is effectively removing contaminants.

United States Environmental Protection Agency -  The EPA (Environmental Protection Agency) is a U.S. government agency established in 1970. It enforces regulations to address environmental issues, including pollution and hazardous waste management, aiming to protect human health and the environment through research, standards, and collaboration with states and industries.

OSHA - Indoor Air Quality Guidelines - Visit www.osha.gov/indoor-air-quality for essential workplace air quality standards and guidance provided by the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA). Access regulatory requirements, industry-specific advice, and tools for assessing and improving indoor air quality. Whether you're an employer, safety professional, or employee, OSHA's IAQ page offers concise, authoritative resources to ensure a safer and healthier work environment.