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Adequate Cleaning Capacity


Salon air quality should smell fresh and clean, and with the right air purifier it can. Choosing a cleaner that has the following 5 features will help insure that you have chosen a cleaner that will work.

Carbon Filter---Carbon is the best type of filter to remove gaseous pollutants. And with so many salon products off-gassing chemicals at room temperature, it's important for a cleaner to have the capability to remove them.

Not only will carbon remove salon related chemicals but many other gases and odors. The filter does not care about the source of the pollutants, so this means your air can stay fresh regardless of the source of the pollutants.

Additive For VOC's---Volatile organic chemicals (abbreviated as VOC's) include chemicals such as formaldehyde, ammonia, toulene, xylene, ethyl acetate, and acetone to name a few. Unfortunately, many of these chemicals are found in salon products and off-gas into the air at room temperature.