USA, August 2010
Good Housekeeping Magazine has published an excellent article on its website with advice on relevant selection factors when purchasing a portable air cleaner device.

The article explains that an appropriate air filtration device in the home can contribute to a whole of house asthma and allergy trigger factor avoidance plan. It also stressed that there are a number of selection criteria to look for in order to be certain the product you are buying is appropriate for your needs.

Part of the Good Housekeeping article references the asthma & allergy friendly™ Certification mark and the educational program that accompanies it as being particularly relevant to people who are interested in guidance on machines that have been independently proven to be effective at allergen removal from the air. The article also references the well-respected CADR rating by AHAM as also being a useful decision criteria.

To read this useful article from Good Housekeeping in full click here.

For further information on certified air filtration devices in the USA click here, and in Canada click here.

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