How Air Cleaners Help You Breathe Better Air
Your home should be the most comfortable place in your world. Knowing that your indoor air is clean and contaminant-free goes a long way toward that goal. At ComfortAire Heating Cooling Fireplaces, we understand that—and our air cleaners and other air quality solutions can help. Below, our Bryant® experts break down all you need to know about these systems. See how they benefit you, then call us in Wisconsin Rapids or Stevens Point.
What Is an Air Cleaner?
Air cleaners are designed to remove airborne pollutants such as dust or dirt from your indoor air. They are built directly into your HVAC system, where they capture those contaminants before they reach your air return ducts and re-circulate through your house.
These systems are often mistaken for air purifiers, and understandably so—they are both made to clean up your indoor air. The big difference between the two lies in how they work. Cleaners simply trap those contaminants while purifiers eliminate them outright.
Here’s How Air Cleaners Can Benefit You
A Healthier Home
Air cleaners remove certain viruses and bacteria, which can help prevent common colds and illnesses. Cleaners can also filter many airborne allergens out of your air, which can help reduce allergy symptoms and asthma.
Fresher Indoor Air
Pollutants like mold, mildew, and pet dander are more than just harmful—they can also smell bad. By removing them, air cleaners make your home smell and feel fresher.
More Efficient Heating and Cooling
Without an air cleaning system, pollutants will not only blow through your home—they’ll settle in your vents and ductwork. In addition to harming your indoor air quality, that buildup in the ducts can also make it harder for your HVAC systems to push air throughout your home. An air cleaner reduces that stress by preventing the buildup, improving your energy efficiency and comfort.
Trust ComfortAire to Keep Your Indoor Air Fresh
At ComfortAire, we understand that home comfort depends on more than just heating and cooling systems. Indoor air quality also plays a huge factor. So if your air could use a boost, contact us today.