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Pet dander and air purifiersOctober 2, 2002
Below I've linked to some information my friends at National Allergy Supply have shared about air purifiers. They always provide great answers to questions like this. These articles explain a little about air filtration, and what is required to effectively trap particles such as pet dander. You will also find links to some excellent air purifiers on the pages below. HEPA air cleaners both quiet and powerful Air cleaners, air purifiers, or air filters
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