Removing Airborne Office Chemicals
Airborne chemicals in your office can range from “wish I didn’t have to breathe this air every day” to “these smells are making me feel really bad”. Office air quality is a growing concern, as more people have become highly sensitive to airborne chemicals that seem to play more of a part in the manufacture of office equipment and supplies.
Numerous products frequently used in offices can be the source of chemical fumes and vapors. The toner from copy machines, fumes from carpet and the adhesives used to glue it; office furniture, paint, drywall, varnish, and wood stains that come with an office remodel can all cause a serious and unhealthy drop in air quality.
Regardless of whether you own the business and lease the space, or are employed to work in a space other than your home, many find themselves at the mercy of filtration that is not adequate to remove these volatile organic chemicals that make your work place unhealthy, and make you feel unproductive at best.
Revamping the entire filtration system would be costly, and is unlikely to happen. So how do you gain control over the air you breathe each day in your office? The answer is to take control of your air quality by filtering the air with a portable, heavy duty air purifier.
An air purifier with a filter designed specifically to eliminate airborne chemicals is a proactive way to regain control over indoor air quality. Demonstrating to your office that you care enough about their well being to go on the offensive against poor air quality can only increase office moral which gives your office a huge advantage over many others.
And if you are employed in an office, using a portable air purifier means clean, fresh air is always as close as the nearest outlet whether you move within the office, or to another location or company.
Take a look at how this air purifier for chemicals works now at http://purerair.com/healthmate_plus.html
Take good care,
Debbie Davis, President
PurerAir.com
(800) 997-2989
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