The best solution is a quality HEPA air purifier. It removes wildfire smoke particles from the air in your home. All Oransi HEPA air purifiers have certified smoke CADR performance. It's ENERGY STAR® certified.
Our AirMend HEPA air purifiers provide PM2.5 filtration. This is what you need to breathe easier in wildfire smoke. The HEPA filter captures the smallest smoke particles to keep your air clean.
It's important to choose an air purifier that has enough air flow for your room size. We supply CADR ratings for every HEPA air cleaner, guaranteeing its performance.
If your main concern is wildfire smoke smell, then it’s best to have both HEPA and carbon in your home. This filtration will attack fine particles, VOCs, and odors. It will create a clean, healthy indoor environment. It will have the best air cleaning for those concerns.
Our TrueCarbon air purifiers contain packed activated carbon filters. See lab tests below to see performance in removing odors and VOCs.
Common sources: smoke, building materials, furniture, wood floors, household products, fuel-burning appliances (gas stoves, kerosene space heaters).
Common sources: smoke, cleaning products, pet odors, building materials.
Common sources: smoke, paint, paint thinners, adhesives, synthetic fragrances and nail polish.
Wildfire smoke has particles, including PM2.5, and gases. You need to filter these from your indoor air to keep it safe.
Running an air purifier will clean your indoor air. It has HEPA and activated carbon filters that work together to clean the air of wildfire smoke.
HEPA air purifiers remove smoke particles from your indoor air.
Air purifiers with activated carbon filters help with wildfire smoke VOCs. They focus on removing gases and odors from the air.
When selecting an air purifier for wildfire smoke, consider the following factors:
Look for air purifiers. They use HEPA filters, which meet standards for removing particles well.
This rating indicates how much air the purifier can filter in a given time frame. Choose a model with a CADR suitable for the square footage of the room(s) you want to purify.
Air purifiers can be noisy, especially on higher settings. Check the decibel ratings. Consider models with noise-reduction features. You'll use them in living spaces or bedrooms.
Look for ENERGY STAR certified models. They meet strict energy efficiency guidelines. They can help you save on utility costs.
Some air purifiers have pre-filters or activated carbon filters. These filters capture larger particles and odors. They can be helpful during wildfires.
