Pure n Natural Blog

Recent years have seen some devastating wildfires around the U.S. and especially the western part of the country — that means a lot of people have been affected by fire smoke at home and at work. 2017 was one of the worst years for wildfires on record.

Stuffy, odorous indoor air is unpleasant, but even air that looks and smells fine may contain harmful chemicals, particles and more. Poor indoor air can affect health. According to the EPA:

"Some health effects may show up shortly after a single exposure or repeated exposures to a pollutant. These...

The internet can be a great resource for information about almost everything, including what products to buy for your business. If you're searching for an indoor environmental appliance — such as a commercial air purifier — the web is a great place to start learning about what models and features...

If you're on the hunt for a commercial grade air purifier, you may have noticed that different models rely on different methods to work. Don't let acronyms like HEPA, TSS, VOC or MERV get in your way of choosing the model that's right for you.

Understanding some of the common primary methods of air...

Fresh, clean air — we need it to live. If you don't have asthma, allergies, or another respiratory ailment, you probably don't often think about the air you breathe. But air can contain not only odors but dust, invisible allergens, and other microscopic particulates you probably don't want to...

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...

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.

Breath mints.  Room deodorizers.  Cologne and perfume.  These are just a few things you usually find in a smoker's possession. Why? Because most smokers don't want their breath, clothes or houses to smell like smoke.