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Modern buildings are
constructed so tightly that odors and pollutants are trapped inside. Nature’s own
cleansing process, which uses both activated oxygen and negative ions are left outside.
Dust, pollen, molds, mildew, bacteria and viruses can fill the air in our living spaces.
These can cause odors, irritation and allergic response. Fumes from paints, cleansers,
carpets, pressed board, fabrics and other chemicals are also breathed in daily by you and
your family. According to the EPA, many pollutants in the typical home or office are at
least 10 times higher than in outdoor air. The average American spends 90% of their time
indoors.
A Person Takes Over
20,000 Breaths Each Day
Have you ever walked
into someone’s home and noticed an odor that you are not accustomed to? Odors are
constantly created in the spaces where we live. Finding a simple solution to clean air is
not always easy.
Air Filters Are Only
Part of the Solution
As air passes through a
filter, small particles that are floating in the air are trapped. This is helpful in
reducing particles such as dust, pollen and dander but is only part of the solution. Most
gases and odors pass right through even the best Hepa filters.
"We get 60% of
our energy from the air we breathe."
Here’s How It
Works...
Our state of the art Springair Cleaner generates both negative ions and activated
oxygen for your home or office. Before the SpringAir was introduced, we looked to
Mother Nature. Now the SpringAir provides the same process as Mother Nature, reducing
odors and purifying the air indoors.
 Waterfalls are a
good example of nature creating negative ions.
Negative Ions cause
dust and other particles to fall out of the air. Most indoor particles that are airborne
tend to be positively charged. Negative ions will give some of the particles a negative
charge. The positive and negative particles then combine with each other, become heavy and
fall to the ground.
Nature is constantly
creating negative ions to clear the air. Some examples are waterfalls, waves crashing on
the beach and changes in the weather. The SpringAir accomplishes this natural process by
employing a special negative ion generator.
 Activated Oxygen breaks
down odors and other pollutants at their source.
Nature has many ways to
produce activated oxygen, a natural air cleaner. For example, we’ve all taken a walk
after a thunderstorm and experienced the clean, fresh smell in the air. That’s ozone,
or activated oxygen, at work. Normal oxygen O2 is converted to O3, which is commonly
called ozone or activated oxygen. O3 will break down odors and other contaminates. The
SpringAir employs a separate O3 generator to achieve this natural process.
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