Do you suffer from a stuffy nose due to a pet related allergy?
Or maybe you suffer from pollen or dust allergies?
Maybe you live near the highway and want to reduce the pollution in your home?
An air purifier can be an effective solution to addressing these problems.
I am the Cat Butler and I was allergic to my two Ragdoll cats Teemo and Arya,
but I was able to overcome my pet allergies with the help of air purifiers.
At the time I could barely breathe, but having an air purifier removed
all the pet dander floating in my home and this allowed me to breathe normally.
In addition from my personal experience,
I also saw air purifiers help clear smoke in a friend’s home during the California wildfires.
So today I will share how air purifiers work, and the benefits to having an air purifier.
Cuckoo is a trusted Korean brand and is the sponsor of this video.
They kindly provided a H13 True HEPA air purifier to help me demonstrate the
5 stage filtration that keeps the air in your home clean.
You can find the link to this model in the description below
Air purifiers are portable devices that combine an internal filter and
a fan to pull in unwanted particles like allergens or visible smoke from the air.
Purified air is then circulated back into the room.
This filtration process is repeated several times an hour, continually boosting indoor air quality.
To be the most effective, you want an air purifier designed for the room in mind.
Some air purifiers are only strong enough for small rooms, but the Cuckoo we have here has a
verified coverage area of 470 sq ft. Ideal for medium to large rooms.
Typically air purifiers have a five stage filtration process.
There is a pre filter that captures larger particles like pet dander,
dust and hair, preventing them from clogging the HEPA filter.
These kitties won’t stop playing with the filters.
Then there is an allergen filter that further captures any allergens
that got through the pre filter. At the next stage the H13 True HEPA
filter will eliminate 99.97% of harmful airborne particles as small as 0.1 microns in size.
That is quite small. This would include pet dander, gas, smoke,
odor, mold, pollen, dust, viruses, or bacteria. Almost nothing goes through the HEPA filter.
For added certainty there is also an activated carbon filter that also
removes vapors, gases, or odors. Which is great for cat owners.
You can put the air purifier near the litter box and eliminate that odor.
Teemo, it smells great.
If you need the air purifier to work harder, there is an auto mode that
detects the surrounding air quality and adjusts the fan speed automatically.
Lastly, the final stage is a built-in UV-C light and fine dust sensor that
adds another layer of efficient and effective air purification by removing viruses and bacteria.
UV-C is the only band of UV light that does a very good job of killing pathogens
and has a wide range of applications in the medical setting, especially for antibacterial
and antiviral disinfection in hospitals. Arya, do you approve of the air purifier?
The air purifier is quite silent. Almost a month and look at how much it collected.
So are air purifiers worth it? It depends on the person,
but if eliminating any of the previously mentioned benefits is something you would like to have in
your home then I would consider getting it. From my experience I have seen air purifiers
greatly improve air quality inside the home during the California wildfire where areas
far from the fire were covered in smoke. The skies were orange and caked with smoke.
You could even see smoke coming into your home and every breath felt like ash in your mouth.
Having an air purifier really helped maintain air quality inside the home.
Lastly, air purifiers eliminated my pet allergies and to this day I am able to cuddle with my cats
Teemo and Arya who mean the world to me. If you like to check out Cuckoo air
purifiers you can use my link below. Using the link will help support the channel.
It helps me continue to provide educational cat content for my viewers.
Comment down below what are your experiences with air purifiers?