Parrot Dust Air Cleaner

Lucky for the world, there are a number of different types and colors of parrots. All of them produce dander, but some also produce a white powder or dust that is a very natural part of their growth and development. If you have an African Grey, Cockatoo, or Cockatiel you’re dealing with dust in addition to dander.

In the wild neither dust nor dander are a problem because they are able to dissipate into the air rather than build up in an enclosed environment. Inside your home is different. And unless you filter the air, these airborne pollutants are simply being recycled. Even though you may have a filter on your central heating and cooling system, it is not generally able to keep up with bird generated pollutants in addition to the normal household particles and odors it is designed to filter.

That’s why using a special heavy-duty, HEPA (high efficiency particle arresting) air filter will let you keep the air in your bird room clear of particulates. 24 hour filtration means your air stays clean and this avoids having your parrot’s air passages fill with dust and dander.

Keeping your bird’s air passages clear increases their quality of life, and can lengthen your parrot’s life as well. And since you live in the house with your parrot, you get to enjoy the same benefits of breathing clean air.

See the air cleaner that can clear away parrot dust, dander, and other household pollutants now at http://purerair.com/bird_dust_air_purifier.html

Take good care,

Debbie Davis, President
PurerAir.com
(800) 997-2989