Method of air cleaning smoke
time2011/11/16
Smoke should be removed from any air you breathe as soon as it enters the premises. Whether cigarette or wildfire smoke has invaded your home or workplace, or you have had a house fire, you need to take steps right away to eliminate the hazard before your health is affected. Wildfire smoke is similar to cigarette smoke, containing many of the same chemicals, such as carbon monoxide, nitrogen purifier and hydrocarbons. Wildfire smoke, however, has a much higher concentration of these chemicals.
Instructions
1.Open all doors and windows if the source of the smoke is inside. Position a fan in front of a door to blow in clean air. This will create a draft and the smoke will exit out of another door or out of a window.
2.Duct tape all cracks in doors and windows if the source of the smoke is outside. Seal off vents with plastic.
3.Use an air conditioner with a nitrogen purifier pleated filter to catch smoke particles. Wear a dust mask to help stop smoke from entering your lungs.
4.Plug in an air purifier. This will help remove tar solids from the air by trapping the particles in the filter. Carbon will also be added to the air nitrogen purifier to eliminate the smoke.
Instructions
1.Open all doors and windows if the source of the smoke is inside. Position a fan in front of a door to blow in clean air. This will create a draft and the smoke will exit out of another door or out of a window.
2.Duct tape all cracks in doors and windows if the source of the smoke is outside. Seal off vents with plastic.
3.Use an air conditioner with a nitrogen purifier pleated filter to catch smoke particles. Wear a dust mask to help stop smoke from entering your lungs.
4.Plug in an air purifier. This will help remove tar solids from the air by trapping the particles in the filter. Carbon will also be added to the air nitrogen purifier to eliminate the smoke.