Many homeowners today enjoy the benefits of having an whole-cabin air purifier in their home, but few do what it takes to preserve their whole-cabin air purifier so it will last longer and work better over the years.
If you don’t want to have to get a current UV light whole-cabin air purifier, or HEPA whole-cabin air purifier every few years, I suggest doing a few things to keep your Heating, Ventilation and A/C units in good condition.
I would suggest first that you check the air filters every week, even if the whole-cabin air purifier says it doesn’t need to be changed. It is good to keep a disinfect air filter. Another tip that goes along with this is to disinfect the inside of your whole-cabin air purifiers every other week to ensure that dust does not build up on the internal parts and cause it to stop laboring constantly, however since whole-cabin air purifiers, UV light whole-cabin air purifiers and HEPA whole-cabin air purifiers included, pull in a lot of dust, dandruff, and pollen, they tend to get these pollutants stuck inside of them. If you cannot disinfect your whole-cabin air purifier yourself, you can take it to your local heating and cooling supplier and they will have an Heating, Ventilation and A/C serviceman disinfect it for you, and next, I would suggest that you take your whole-cabin air purifier to the heating and cooling department once a year at least for annual tune ups. If you do not want to take your whole-cabin air purifiers to the Heating, Ventilation and A/C store, just ask the Heating, Ventilation and A/C serviceman that comes over to fix your whole-cabin air purifier or furnace if she has heating and cooling unit that can disinfect your whole-cabin air purifiers for you while she is there.