

Frequently Asked Questions
What is a HEPA Air Filter?
HEPA stands for high-efficiency particulate absorbing filter or high-efficiency particulate arrestance filter, and is the most common efficiency standard for today’s air filters.
To meet the HEPA quality standard, an air filter must offer a filtration efficiency rate of 99.97% and the particles that are retained must be as small as .3 micrometers. What this means for users, is that HEPA filters are certified to remove the large majority of allergens, dust, pollen, and mold from the air in a given space.
How Often Should I Replace an Air Purifier or Air Cleaner Filter?
Depending on how often you keep your air purifier or air filter running, you may need to replace your air filter at least once a year and clean the filter at least every 2-4 weeks. The timeline may shorten if you live in an industrial cityscape in which case it’s especially important to find the best quality HEPA certified air filter for your device.






























