Air Scrubber: Allergies, Odors, and Your Family's Air
Air Scrubber: Allergies, Odors, and Your Family's Air
Spring brings high amounts of outdoor pollen into your house. Pets leave behind dander and hair. Indoor air holds 2 to 5 times more particles than outdoor air. For a child with allergies, this causes stuffy noses, coughing, and poor sleep. Modern homes are built tight to save energy. This traps the particles inside. The heating and cooling system blows the same dirty air through the bedrooms all day. Residents in Charlottesville, Ruckersville, Crozet, Ivy, and Greene report persistent allergy flare-ups, odors from cooking or pets, dust buildup, musty smells from humidity, and stale air.
Standard air filters catch large pieces of dust at the return vent. They miss the tiny particles and germs that cause trouble for sensitive lungs. Small room purifiers only clean one space. They leave the rest of the house untreated. Opening a window lets in more pollen and forces the air conditioner to run longer.
Mack Morris Heating and Air installs the Air Scrubber by Aerus. It fits right inside your main ductwork. This system uses ActivePure Technology to reduce particles, odors, and germs in every room. Manufacturer testing in controlled spaces shows it drops the Flu Virus by 90 percent, Staph and Strep by 98.5 percent, and Black Mold by 99.9 percent. It targets the exact triggers that make it hard for your child to breathe.
This unit requires a working central air system. It fails to operate in homes that use only radiators, boilers, or ductless wall units. You still must change your normal air filters and clean your floors. The Air Scrubber handles the microscopic particles the standard mechanical filters miss. Persistent dust or odors despite regular filter changes indicate a structural need for active purification.