Ionic Breeze Air Purifiers

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The thing that makes Ionic Breeze Air Purifiers unique is that they don't have a fan or filter. By using charged air fields they utilize ionizer technology to clean air. The difference in the charge between the air causes a movement in the pressure level. This process means that pollen, dust or other particles are captured by the charged plates as they move past. The existence of the charged field means that the air is forced between the plates without the need of a noisy fan.

Breeze air purifiers are able to work without making any sound at all. Other air purifiers can make so much sound that they are unusable in a working environment. You will still need to clean an ionic purifier and we recommend you give it a clean with a cloth every 10 days.

As ionic breeze air purifiers do not need a fan or filter then they can be created much small than other branded units. The smaller breeze purifier models will require you to clean more often and I recommend at least once a week to sustain efficiency.

This is a 5 step guide to keeping your ionic air purifier at full efficiency:

1. Try not to use your Ionic Breeze near fireplaces or any area that will contain large amount of soot or ash.

2. Any static noise from the unit will mean that you should switch it off and clean it out.

3. Any indication of a red light will mean that the unit needs a clean. Once the red light is on, the ionic purifier will automatically switch off.

4. Try to always keep your ionic purifier plugged into only one power outlet. Try not to share an outlet with other electrical appliances.

5. Don't leave your breeze purifier near gadgets that transmit information. Try to keep wireless routers and phone base stations away from the unit.

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Wellness Shower -ionization is a natural process occurring as a result of particle collisions, during which a molecule has gained or lost an electron. The first group is called “negative ions” (beneficial for health); whereas the latter is known as “positive ions” (harmful to humans).