People With Breathing Problems

• Allergies
• Asthma
• Hay Fever

People With Odor Problems

• Users of Air Fresheners
• Pet Owners
• Smokers

High-Risk People

• Infants, Children, Elderly
• Immune-Compromised, Chemically Sensitive
• Anyone with Heart or Lung Diseases
• People who get Frequent Colds or Flu

Businesses

• Increase Employee Producti vity
• Decrease Sick Days
• Save On Health Care Costs

Hotels

• Clean & Purify Air In Meeti ng Rooms
• Eliminate Smoke Odors
• Reduce Risk of Spreading Viruses

Spas and Salons

• Reduce Smell of Perms & Other Chemicals
• Improved Customer Experience

Realtors

• Eliminate Odors In Smelly Homes

ANYONE WHO BREATHES!

Consequences Of Indoor Air Pollution

• Headaches
• Eye Irritati on
• Breathing problems
• Memory Loss
• Skin Irritations
• Colds, Flu, Viruses
• Fatigue
• Depression
• Sinus Infections
• Emphysema

THE SCOPE OF THE PROBLEM - Can you see why an air cleaner purifier can help?

• According to the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), indoor air pollution is the #1environmental health concern.
• Indoor air pollutant levels are often 5 times higher than outdoor air and occasionally upto 100 times higher.
• Indoor air quality is an enormous health concern for everyone because we spend 90% ofour time indoors.
• Every day the average adult breathes in 62 pounds of air and drinks 4.4 pounds of water.That means we take in 14 times more air than water. The large surface area of the lungs and the sensitivity of the tissues make them susceptible to air pollution.
• People who are inside a great deal are at greater risk of developing heart problems, or having problems made worse by indoor air pollutants. These people include infants,young children, the elderly, and those with chronic illness.
• Many ordinary activities such as cooking, heating, cooling, cleaning, and redecorating can cause the release and spread of indoor pollutants at home.
• “Sick Building Syndrome” is on the rise in this country.
• “Indoor air quality has deteriorated in our homes, offices, schools, restaurants, hospitals
• and office buildings. Buildings have become better insulated and therefore have lessfresh air circulating.” - EPA
• Closed buildings accumulate molds, mites, dust, bacteria and viruses. The result is thatthese sick buildings make people sick.
• 40% of all buildings are a serious hazard to our health because of their polluted air. -World Health Organization
• The EPA’s own headquarters had to be shut down due to “sick building syndrome”.
• In 1989, an EPA report to the Congress concluded that an improvement in indoor air quality would result in increased productivity, decreased loss of work days and decreased health care costs possibly leading to a savings of $10 billion.
• Pollutants in our indoor air can increase the risk and worsen important disease conditions such as asthma, allergies, sinusitis, chronic lung disease and chronic fatigue.
• 40 million Americans have allergies, 22 million people have asthma and millions more suffer from emphysema and other breathing problems.
• Recent studies have indicated that pollutants in the air can also trigger vascular reactions that lead to heart attacks.