Guide to Ionic Breeze Air Purifiers

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.

The thing I like about breeze air purifiers is that they are practically silent when they clean the air. I know of many larger air purifiers that make so much sound that they can only be used in a noisy setting. Whilst ionic purifiers don't need filters they will still need to be cleaned and I recommend that you clean them every 10 days with a damp cloth.

Without the need for a fan, ionic breeze air purifiers can be far smaller than other types of air purifies. If you choose to go for a very small air purifier then we recommend that you increase the cleaning to once a week so you can keep the same level of efficiency.

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

1. Make sure that you don't use your Ionic Breeze near any fireplaces as the dust and soot will quickly clog the machine.

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

3. Clean the unit when you see the red light. You will also notice that the unit will have switched off.

4. When using your ionic air purifier with other electrical units then make sure that it does not share an electrical outlet. Try and have one outlet for your breeze purifier so as to reduce interference.

5. Try not to use your Ionic Breeze air purifier near to any appliances that transmit such as wireless routers or base stations for phones.

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