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Ionic Pro Turbo Air Purifier

Ionic Pro Turbo - Ionic Air Purifier

300% More Effective Than The Competition!
remove airborne particles 300% more efectively than the competition.

Removes airborne particles 300% more effectively than the competition.

NO FILTERS TO REPLACE! Simply remove the ergonomically designed front-loading collection blade and wipe it clean with a soft cloth.

Just clean the filter instead of buying new ones. Save money!

GERMICIDAL PROTECTION! Destroys bacteria and germs in the patent pending germicidal chamber.

TOTALLY SILENT! Patent pending technology moves air without disruptive motors or fans.

OXYGEN PLUS! Turns smog and ozone into pure oxygen.

ENERGY EFFICIENT! Uses about the same amount of energy as a night light.

ONE-TOUCH OPERATION! Push-button ease saves time and effort. More information on Ionic Pro Turbo.

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Articles Airborne Particles 

Why Tiny Particles Pose Big Problems - airborne dust causes health problems National Wildlife - Find Articles
A few years ago, if you had driven along certain residential streets in Long Beach or Los Angeles, you might have seen Ann Miguel pushing a vacuum cleaner down the center of the road. No, she's not an obsessive neatnik. A scientist at California Institute of Technology, Miguel is one of a growing number of researchers studying an environmental threat all around us: dust.

Dust is not just the collection of lint that drifts into the corners of your rooms. Tiny particles, often called particulate matter, are swept up by passing car tires, blown into the wind from construction sites and farms and spewed into the air by tail pipes and power plants. And experts say there is growing evidence that all this dust and soot may cause serious health problems-not only for humans but for other species as well.


Tiny airborne particles are a major cause of climate change
Tiny airborne particles are a major cause of climate change
The local effect of atmospheric aerosols can be greater than The Greenhouse Effect Rehovot, Israel -- July 17, 2006 - A scientist at the Weizmann Institute of Science and his colleagues caused a storm in the atmospheric community when they suggested a few years back that tiny airborne particles, known as aerosols, may be one of the main culprits causing climate change - having, on a local scale, an even greater impact than the greenhouse gases effect. Attempts to understand how these particles influence clouds have generated many uncertainties. A new paper by Dr. Ilan Koren of the Weizmann Institute Environmental Studies and Energy Research Department and Dr. Yoram Kauffman of the NASA/Goddard Space Flight Center, USA,* published in Science Express online, weaves together two opposing effects of atmospheric aerosols to provide a comprehensive picture of how they may be affecting our climate.

Airborne Particles: Information from Answers.com
A suspension of airborne particles, whether liquid droplets or solids, is generally referred to as an aerosol. As toxicants, airborne particles are more complex than pollutant gases and vapors because of the additional variables of particle size and mixed chemical composition. Size affects particle motion and the probabilities for physical phenomena such as coagulation, dispersion, sedimentation, and impaction onto surfaces. It is not possible to fully characterize a given particle by a single size parameter. For example, a particle's aerodynamic properties depend on density and shape as well as linear dimensions.

Typically, aerosols are composed of particles of many different sizes and are therefore called "heterodisperse" or "polydisperse." Different aerosols have different degrees of size dispersion. It is therefore necessary to specify at least two parameters in characterizing aerosol size: a measure of central tendency, such as a mean or median, and a measure of dispersion, such as a geometric standard deviation.

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Dust Mites Information 

Dust mites - MayoClinic.com
Dust mite allergy — Comprehensive overview covers symptoms and treatment of allergy to dust mites. Includes picture.
Dust Mites: Everything You Might Not Want To Know!!!
EHSO's site provides complete, detailed and useful fascinating information about dust mites - those microscopic bugs that live in your bed eating your dead skin and hair! Complete with photos and instructions on how to get rid of the dustmites!

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