Wednesday, July 29, 2020

Mitigate Wildfire Smoke with Air Scrubbers & Vapor Lock Filters

With wildfire season ramping up across the West, smoke and related irritants are going to steadily become a big issue for those with respiratory ailments. Fortunately, Air Scrubbers/Negative Air Machines can remedy poor indoor air quality. 



Aided by the use of Vapor Lock filters, Air Scrubbers can not only filter out harmful smoke particulates, they can also remove much of the irritating odors and smells related to wildfire smoke. Vapor Lock filters use activated carbon to trap and hold smoke particles and odor before air even reaches the primary HEPA filter. As part of a 3 filter system, the Vapor Lock filters specialize in removing the irritating smells associated wildfire smoke. 

These rental units have been used throughout Oregon during peak fire season. Hospitals and health clinics have used these machines to create safe breathing spaces for their patients suffering from respiratory problems. 

Furthermore these Air Scrubbers and new Vapor Lock filters have applications at home too. As things such as new carpeting, paint, cabinets, and other commonplace home finishes are installed, they leave behind strong odors and gases while they cure. Air Scrubbers with the optional Vapor Lock filters have been used by homeowners to quickly remove and neutralize these odors. 

Currently, Air Scrubbers are extremely difficult to purchase due to Coronavirus related demand. Even for resellers such as ourselves, there is often an 8+ week time just to stock these units. However, Air Scrubbers are in stock and ready to rent immediately. We can ship Air Scrubbers for rent nationwide. 

To learn more about Air Scrubbers, Containment Cubes, Edge Guard barriers, or other abatement related solutions, visit our site www.nwabatementrental.com

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