The Breathe Easy Blog

If you are thinking of buying an air purifier or already have one you might be wondering how long you have to wait before benefitting from cleaner air. In order to answer that question there are a few factors to consider.

If you own an air purifier or are thinking of buying one, you may be wondering if you can just leave it on all the time. For most situations running your air purifier 24 hours a day, 7 days a week is the best way to improve your indoor air quality. Here’s why it makes sense to leave your air purifier on all the time.

When it comes to maintaining good indoor air quality, there are several options depending on your needs. For overall clean air an air purifier is the go-to solution. If the humidity level needs adjustment, pick either a humidifier or a dehumidifier. But can an air purifier affect humidity levels too?

Now that you own an air purifier, you may be wondering how often you need it to run. For the absolute best air quality, letting an air purifier run continuously is the answer. But there are also other considerations that can help you decide the best air purifier operation routine for your situation.

Asthma is a chronic lung disease that causes your airways to become swollen, making it hard to breathe. Over 25 million people in the United States have asthma. It is the most common chronic childhood disease affecting over 5.1 million children in the United States alone. There is no cure for asthma, but there are ways to ease the symptoms. We’ll take a look at how an air purifier can benefit those who suffer from asthma.

Air purifiers have been around for decades, but their popularity grew during the COVID pandemic.  People were looking for more ways to reduce illnesses caused by airborne viruses and bacteria. But are air purifiers effective against airborne diseases? Let’s take a look.

There’s a lot of discussion around ways to live healthier. A good diet, routine exercise, plenty of sleep and being mindful of one’s living environment are all positive things. It seems like everyone is making sure to drink plenty of clean water thanks to the proliferation of reusable water bottles everywhere. But what about making sure you are breathing clean air? Does an air purifier really make the air inside your home better for you? Do air purifiers actually work? We’ll take a look at the benefits, effectiveness, types, and limitations of air purifiers so you can decide for yourself.

Black mold (scientific name Stachybotrys Chartarum) isn't a new health issue, but it seems that awareness of the dangers it poses has finally reached the mainstream. Black mold exposure can have serious health effects. Here's a few ways to detox from black mold exposure.

There are  different ways to improve indoor air quality. The terms “air purifier” and “air scrubber” are sometimes used interchangeably. Both are designed to clear the air, but there are key differences between the machines. Whether you are keeping your bedroom air clean for a good night’s sleep or remediating a flooded basement with mold infestation, picking the right tool for healthy air is important. Let’s take a look at these machines, where they are used, and how to find the right one for your situation.

Ragweed. Just the name alone makes some people start to sneeze and their eyes water. Of all the weeds in North America, ragweed is considered the absolute worst when it comes to allergies. Here's what we know about this noxious weed and how to fight back against its effects on the air you breathe.

Now that you have your new air purifier, it is time to put it to work. But where exactly should you place it? Since an air purifier works best when it can circulate air efficiently, there are a few things to consider. Here’s a few best practices for choosing the perfect location for your air purifier for the best indoor air quality.

Intellipure, a leading provider of air purification solutions, is donating 1,000 Compact air purifiers to ShelterBox USA for distribution in Altadena, California. The donation will support residents impacted by the devastating Eaton Fire, which has significantly affected the community, particularly in economically disadvantaged areas.

Pets bring an amazing amount of joy to our lives. Whether it’s a dog, cat, ferret, fish, or other friendly companion, they’ll influence your living space. Food bowls, cozy beds, litter boxes, and bubbling water show that a well-loved pet lives here. Unfortunately, there’s another sign that a pet lives in the home: pet odors. But it doesn’t have to be that way! If you choose the right air purifier, you can keep pet odors at bay.

Each year since 2000 the American Lung Association (ALA) has published their “State of the Air” report. Recently the ALA released the 2025 edition filled with information about air quality across the United States. Here’s an overview of what they found.

School building air is a melting pot of airborne illness carrying droplets, fine particulate matter, and chemical pollutants. From sick kids coughing to the floor cleaning spray the janitor uses at night, the air inside your local school may not be the best for healthy learning.