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In today's society, we have become much more knowledgeable and aware of environmental problems like indoor and outdoor air pollution. We understand the need for energy efficient appliances, cleaner burning fuels, and the use of filtration in our homes. When we are presented with a product that uses HEPA filtration, we assume it will help to improve our indoor air quality. However, with the products using this technology costing hundreds of dollars and the annual cost of filter replacement, shouldn't we investigate HEPA filtration further? Related Article Tags: , , , ,
The history of Eureka vacuum cleaners begins in Detroit, Michigan in 1909 with a man named Fred Wardell. Within three years, the Eureka Vacuum Cleaner Company was selling six models of vacuum cleaners that also came with attachments specialized for different cleaning jobs. Because Eureka's vacuum cleaners were lighter and better designed than their competitors and had such innovative attachments including a hair dryer, Eureka was awarded the grand prize at the San Francisco International Exposition in 1915. Within five years, the Eureka Company was able to produce about 2,000 vacuum cleaners per day from their 3.5 acre Detroit factory. Related Article Tags: , , , ,
Lot hot summer days and balmy nights mean for many of us it's time to wheel out the portable air conditioner so we can keep nice and fresh at home or in the office, no matter how high the mercury rises. Related Article Tags: , , , , ,
Absolute air purifier efficiency ratings are almost impossible to come by. Why does the industry hide these figures? What can you use as a guide when buying an air purifier? For far too long the air purifier industry has sold products without fully disclosing those products' real capabilities. I'm sorry to say, there are many air cleaners that are not worth buying. This is due to failure in the single most important quality measurement, total air purifier efficiency.
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