Today I decided to give a UV light filter a try.
My reason for wanting to try a UV light filter is because I have been previously using HEPA filters however I’ve decided I want to try something else that I know might be more effective, then don’t get me wrong, the filters are entirely great, I’ve been using them a lot and they toil excellent and control your indoor air quality.
If you are having concerns with your indoor air quality you cannot go wrong with the HEPA filters. I was previously having indoor air quality troubles however the HEPA filter changed all that. Even though these filters have been working good for me I want to try something different so I decided to try a UV light filter. This is something I saw at an Heating, Ventilation and A/C supplier that was flaunted to kill all germs on contact. I thought it was a pretty cool invention. All you have to do is link it to your Heating, Ventilation and A/C plan and the UV light will kill anything it comes in contact with. I decided to go ahead and buy 1 and have it installed on my heating and AC system. The only downside is that you do have to check the lightbulb to make sure it has not burned out. After trying both I know I appreciate the UV light filter better, the singer filters are always a chance for something to slip through with the UV light through anything that it touches will die. I do not know about you however I appreciate dead germs. In my experience it works just as good as a HEPA filter.