Air Quality is a big issue, and for some people it’s an even bigger deal. There are many reasons why you might want one in your home – not just because of allergies or asthma. There are also environmental benefits from running one year round. For example, there will be less pollution and fewer toxins floating around your house if you have a filter on your system!

Most air purifiers are very quiet, so you won’t have to worry about noise pollution.

The average lifespan of a filter is around six months! This means you can keep your filters running for a year and then only need to buy one set each season (or less often if you live in an area where the quality of the air doesn’t change much). Not only will this save money on buying new filters but also save time spent maintaining them. There are some purifier models that do require occasional cleaning out or replacing parts after prolonged use; however these pieces typically come with easy instructions for how to replace those as well. Remembering when it needs maintenance isn’t difficult either – most companies will list on the manual when to replace filters or take it in for a checkup.

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Purifiers are also very easy and quick to assemble, so you won’t have to waste time messing around with complicated instructions. The average purifier can be assembled within 30 minutes – all you need is an Allen wrench and screwdriver! Air purifiers that come with an ionizer will require just two screws (which usually comes included) as well as plugging it into your power socket*. Purifying air isn’t expensive either: while buying one of these machines does cost money upfront, there’s no ongoing costs after purchasing them – they’ll run forever without any extra work on your part.* You might even find some models which come with a low-cost lifetime filter replacement program, so you won’t have to worry about doing it yourself.

Note: if the purifier is for your bedroom and isn’t ionized, then only replace the filters once every six months or when they get clogged (it’s usually indicated by red lights flashing on the actual unit). For an entire house though – which will be running 24/hours per day – you’ll want to change them out monthly.*

If that seems like too much work, then there are always more expensive models where changing filters becomes automated! You can even find some air cleaners now that come with app functions and WiFi connectivity. These allow you to monitor exactly how clean each room is and how much of a difference the air purifier is making.*

In conclusion, if you want to live in a clean environment it may be worth investing in an air cleaner.

A good rule of thumb is giving every room its own filter which would cost around $200-$300 depending on the size of your house. If this seems too expensive just remember that replacing them with inexpensive ones every six months at only about $30 per changeout means that over five years they could pay for themselves! Plus – even if these do break down (which we know happens) you can always find inexpensive filters in many stores like Home Depot and Target.

If you are looking for something within your budget that will still work wonders, then take some time to research low-cost ionizers, HEPA filters or contact professionals at DC / AC Air and Heat

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