The Breathe Easy Blog

We all deserve to breathe clean, safe air no matter the environment we are in. That means we each have to do our part and be aware of the impact we have on the spaces and people around us. While you are sitting outside enjoying the weather, or relaxing in your home's family room, take a moment to think about the air you are breathing. What are you doing to keep it clean? Are there things you could be doing differently for improved air quality for yourself and those around you?

In your search for better indoor air quality you have probably come across air purifiers and dehumidifiers. Both can have positive effects on your indoor comfort level, but they are very different machines. Let’s take a look at both air purifier and dehumidifier basics so you can see how you can benefit from both.

If better indoor air quality has been on your mind, you’ve probably been doing your homework on how to achieve that goal. Two items probably came up in your search: an air purifier and an air humidifier. Both can have positive effects on the air you breathe at home, but they are not the same. Let’s take a look at buying an air purifier vs humidifier for your home.

There’s no denying that spring is now here across the United States. Flowers are in full bloom and tree pollen is out in full force across the nation. Areas such as the southeast are already experiencing pollen drifts and yellow clouds floating through the warm afternoon air. Luckily spring showers are also popping up to help bring much needed relief.

The health benefits of clean air have been known for decades. One of the best ways to improve indoor air quality is by using an air purifier. Let’s take a look at a few of the ways that an air purifier can improve your health and make your home a better place.

An air purifier is only as good as the filter inside it. While some companies may claim to have an air purifier filter lifespan that lasts for years or even forever, the truth is at some point the filter media will clog up. When the filter clogs you no longer have a machine that cleans air but one that makes noise and wastes electricity. It should be pretty obvious that changing the filter(s) in an air purifier is important, but have you ever wondered exactly why it matters?

If you are looking for an air purifier to help with allergies, you are already off to a good start. Whether it is pollen, pet dander, dust mites, or any other airborne allergy, an air purifier is your best defense against allergy symptoms. Plus an air purifier helps fight other types of indoor air pollution for better respiratory health. Let’s look at all the factors you need to consider when buying an air purifier for your allergies.

You probably already know that an air purifier can help clean the air inside your home, but you may be surprised to learn it can also help with airborne dust levels. Simply opening the doors and windows to let in fresh air isn’t enough to clear the air due to outdoor air pollution levels. Let’s take a look at what you need to know about air purifiers and dust.

Intellipure, a leader in innovative air purification solutions, today announced a donation of 70,000 Intellipure Compact air purifiers to Baby2Baby, a nonprofit organization that provides essential items to children living in poverty across the country. This donation is in direct response to the recent Los Angeles fires and the urgent need to protect vulnerable children from harmful air pollutants.

Intellipure, a leader in air purification solutions, is proud to announce the donation of 250 Intellipure Compact air purifiers to Kitty Angel Rescue, a non-profit, all-breed cat and kitten rescue and adoption organization. Kitty Angel Rescue, formerly Atlanta Persian & Siamese Rescue, is a 501(c)3 no-kill organization founded in 2002.

March marks the beginning of tree pollen season across much of the United States, while grasses and weeds remain quiet for now. Here's your region-by-region breakdown of what's in the air, plus practical tips for managing mold and keeping indoor air clean during spring cleaning.

You’ve probably heard about the movement to reduce toxic chemicals that surround us in everyday life. But what does that mean and what does it look like to an ordinary person? You don’t need to turn your life upside down in order to live healthier. Here’s our guide to detox your home effectively and safely.

Each year the American Lung Association (ALA) puts out their “State of the AIR” report to bring awareness about particulate and ozone pollution across the United States. This report helps people understand not only what exposure risks are like in their area, but also which at-risk groups need to pay attention to outdoor air quality.

Unfortunately wildfires are once again at the top of the news cycle. In early 2025 devastating fires roared through southern California. Devastation from the Eaton fire, Hurst fire, Palisades fire, Kenneth fire, and Lidea fire covered thousands of acres. These urban wildfires are a unique and growing threat, distinct from their wilderness counterparts.

With summer in the rearview mirror, it’s the time of year when college and university students return to campus. Many of those students are returning to dorm rooms that house hundreds of people and have been in use for decades. There are some dorm buildings that have been in use for over a century! Unfortunately, student dorms aren’t always the best in terms of indoor air quality (IAQ).