Pet Odor Air Cleaners---5 Features To Avoid

An air purifier that can get rid of pet urine
odor is an effective and low maintenance way to
handle the problem if it's the right cleaner.
You can help insure you choose the right cleaner
by avoiding these 5 mistakes.

Carbonless Unit---Carbon is well known for its
ability to remove gaseous pollutants such as
odors. So choosing a cleaner that does not
contain this type of filter is not a good idea.
Carbon doesn't really care how or why the odors
are there; it's just very effective at removing
them.

Choosing a filter with activated carbon zeolite
helps insure that your cleaner will be effective
at removing odors from your pets as well as other
more normal household pollutants.

No Additive For Urine---Let's face it, sometimes
pets make mistakes. And there is nothing more
breath-taking (and not in a good way) than urine
smell. As effective as carbon is, even it needs
an additive to help with the component that
gives urine such a stench—ammonia.

Choose a unit that has an additive that
increases the carbon's ability to absorb
ammonia. This is crucial for effective removal
of urine odor. The combination of carbon and the
additive make it a winning combination for
eliminating urine smell.

High Maintenance Filter---Always having to
change, recharge, wash, or go inside the unit to
do anything stops the filtration. Depending on
how involved the cleaning process is, it can
cause the urine odor to make the air smell bad
again.

A filter that requires very little maintenance
is a better choice because it gives you more
time to spend with your pet. And being able to
let the cleaner filter the air 24 hours a day
means cleaner smelling air all the time.

Risky Technology---Both ozone and ionizers
remain controversial about the risks that they
pose to animals and humans. There is also debate
about how effective they are at producing cleaner
air.

Why risk the well-being of you, your family, or
your pet? The healthiest choice is a purifier
whose only by-product is fresh air.

Restrictive Placement---There are some air
cleaners that can only function well if they are
placed in a very central part of the room or area
that needs to be cleaned. This can be a real
problem.

Having to place a unit in the middle of the
floor exposes the cord to your pet more than if
it could be placed nearer to a wall and more
towards the sidelines of the area.

Selecting a unit that has 360 degree intake of
air can allow you to place the unit as close as
6 inches to any surface and still work
effectively.

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