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Elizabeth Smith

Elizabeth Smith is a Technical Content Specialist at Pure n Natural Systems. She helps business owners, facility managers, and contractors make sense of air and water purification technology so they can choose the right solutions with confidence. With years of hands-on experience in commercial-grade air purifiers, smoke eaters, and water treatment systems, Elizabeth translates technical details into simple, actionable advice. She focuses on real-world applications like how to eliminate smoke complaints in lounges, improve water quality in schools, or meet strict air-quality codes on construction sites. Elizabeth believes the right purification system should make life easier, not more complicated. Her goal is to share practical insights that save money, solve problems, and create healthier spaces for employees, customers, and communities.

Recent Posts

Cigar Club Smoke Eaters: Media v. Electronic

  • 13-September-2017
  • published by: Elizabeth Smith

Are you in the process of opening a business catering to cigar enthusiasts? If so, congratulations on taking this exciting step! Opening a new business comes with a lot of challenges, but it is also extremely rewarding. As you probably know, businesses that allow smoking indoors come with some...

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How to Choose the Right Portable Air Conditioner for Your Home -2025 UPDATED

  • 13-June-2017
  • published by: Elizabeth Smith

If you're shopping for a portable AC or a mobile spot cooler, you may be wondering what portable air conditioner size you need. Most units are rated in BTUs—so what does that mean? BTU stands for "British Thermal Unit," which represents the amount of energy needed to increase the temperature of one...

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Make Travel Healthier By Avoiding Germ-Filled Airplane Hazards

  • 19-December-2014
  • published by: Elizabeth Smith

There are no two ways about it: airplanes are gross! From unclean tray tables and seats to lavatories that rarely get a good scrubbing, a lot is left to be desired. In addition to being untidy, airplanes can also make you sick, according to a recent article from Forbes.

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The Tools You Need To Combat Colds & Flu In Your Home

  • 25-November-2014
  • published by: Elizabeth Smith

As soon as cold weather sets in, it happens. Stuffy heads, fevers, coughing … ugh! Fall and winter are officially cold and flu season because it is this time of year when the vast majority of people end up sick.

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How To Allergy-Proof Your Bedroom For A More Restful Night's Sleep

  • 21-October-2014
  • published by: Elizabeth Smith

If there's one room in our homes we view as a peaceful sanctuary, it's the bedroom. You want your bedroom to be a place where you can relax and get a good night's sleep. Unfortunately, many people can't rest easily because of allergies. Instead of getting recharged for the next day, they end up...

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15 Simple Ways to Allergy-Proof Your Home

  • 02-September-2014
  • published by: Elizabeth Smith

Did you know that one in five Americans (over 50 million) have allergies of some sort? The sneezing, scratchy throats, running noses and itchy eyes are some of the most common ailments today. There are dozens of types of allergies (to pets, pollen, plants, insects and more), but many have common...

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Tired of Boil-Water Alerts? Here's How to Avoid Them Altogether

  • 11-June-2014
  • published by: Elizabeth Smith

Ah, summertime! Lush, green grass; warm temperatures and … boil-water advisories. If you are in an area served by a municipal water system, you've probably resigned yourself to this warm-weather nuisance. Boiling water for one to three minutes before drinking (or cooking with) is standard procedure...

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Mold Allergies: Is Your House to Blame?

  • 28-May-2014
  • published by: Elizabeth Smith

Coughing, wheezing, sneezing, stuffy nose, irritated eyes. It’s a typical saga for people who suffer with allergies. If you’re one of the lucky ones who have never experienced these symptoms, just imagine putting up with a bad sinus infection … all the time.

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Mold & Moisture: A Million-Dollar Problem that’s Easy to Prevent

  • 21-May-2014
  • published by: Elizabeth Smith

Mold is ugly. Nobody wants to see mold on walls or ceilings. In addition to being unsightly, however, mold is also dangerous. So much so that, if you own/manage a commercial building or residential rental property that has a mold or moisture problem, you may face some significant legal issues.

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Ultrasonic Humidifiers for Relief of Dry, Winter Air

  • 27-November-2013
  • published by: Elizabeth Smith

Scratchy throat, coughing, dry eyes, flaky scalp. As soon as the weather outside turns cold and the heat goes on, these annoying side effects start to wreak havoc. Winter air holds less moisture. Combine that with forced air heat and it can be especially drying to skin, lips, sinuses, scalp and...

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