The HealthMate Plus Removes Lingering Cigarette Smoke Gases and Odors

Cigarette second hand smoke doesn’t only affect your life, it affects the lives of everyone around you who may inhale the smoke gases. Some experts believe second-hand exposure dangers may be worse than for those that actually smoke. In addition to the smoke, there is also the persistent odor contained within the home long after the smoking has ended. The second-hand smoke and the odors can be removed from the home with air purifiers that contain the right kind of technologies.

The HealthMate Plus Air Purifier for Smoke

There are many air purifiers that clam to have the technologies, but do not. Very few can match the air purifying capacity of the Austin Air HealthMate Plus. The HealthMate Plus is an super high-quality, highly efficient air purifier that removes second-hand smoke and odors like no other on market. It is able to do this by using a Certified HEPA Material (High Efficiency Particulate Arresting) filter and activated carbon infused with added chemical gas-filtering minerals.

Second-hand smoke has harmful effects on our immediately family and environment, with emissions containing more than seven hundred chemicals released as toxins. Some of the cigarette toxins include carbon monoxide, arsenic and cyanide as well as many other cancer-causing chemicals. Every time you inhale with a cigarette or experience second-hand smoke, you are flooding your body with foreign contamination.

Nicotine, an addictive substance, is the primary drug agent in cigarettes that enters your body as tiny drops attaching themselves to the cigarette smoke tar and invading your lungs and bloodstream. This nicotine increases blood pressure and heart rate. The cilia, tiny hair like fingers, capture the tar and any other harmful substances before they enter your lungs, thus, creating further bodily damage. Finally, carbon monoxide found in second-hand smoke is a dominate cigarette toxic substance. The carbon monoxide increases in your lungs and limits oxygen in-take, necessary for good health.

The Austin Air HealthMate Plus will improve your home air environment, and rid you of lingering cigarette smoke and odors. The HealthMate Plus is one the most powerful air purifiers on the market designed to improve the breathing environment and deliver clean air.

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