Thank you to Honeywell for providing me with product, free of charge, in exchange for this blog post. All opinions are 100% my own.
Airborne contaminants can be a big problem. While many people use cleaners and air fresheners thinking they are creating a better environment for their families, they may actually be introducing airborne chemicals instead. Soaps, perfumes, cleaning supplies, and even laundry detergents can leave lingering contaminants in the air leading to head aches as well as irritating eyes, noses, and throats. The makers of Honeywell have partnered with an environmental scientists team to release a check-list of the 10 most common VOCs found in American homes.
Now that you’ve been introduced to this list, it’s time to share some steps to help reduce VOCs in the home.
- Start out by purchasing products that have fewer VOCs released. A good way to manage this is to look at organic products.
- Use a portable air purifier that utilizes a carbon filter filtration system that will help absorb VOCs.
- Increase ventilation, taking care especially when using chemical products. Relocate storage and use of these products to the garage and outdoors.
Honeywell is here to help. One option they can offer is using a product from their Air Purifier Line to aid in cleaning the air in your environment. They are now offering their New Honeywell QuietClean Tower Air Purifier that’s loaded with some great key features including:
~Great For Rooms Up To 179 Square Feet
~3 Step Filtration System
~Built-In Ionizer
~Oscillation Feature
~Quiet Operation
~Permanent Filters That Are Washable
~Designed With A Built In Carrying Handle
~Space Saving Design
~Easy To Use
Even though we have a fairly chemical-free home (Microfiber Cleaning Cloths, Natural Soaps & Detergents), I’m really excited to have this Honeywell QuietClean Air Purifier. My husband tends to still have some seasonal allergy issues throughout the year and I’m always looking for ways to improve the quality of our home. Plus, we recently got new carpet and flooring and I hadn’t realized that those improvements could release VOCs into our air.
Buy It: The Honeywell QuietClean Tower Air Purifier is available for purchase at Target and Best Buy, as well as online.
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Win It: Honeywell is generously offering one of our lucky readers their very own Honeywell QuietClean® Tower Air Purifier, valued at $160! This giveaway is open to US only and will end January 11th, 2016. For your chance to win, enter the Giveaway Tools below. Good luck!
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This post currently has 9 responses.
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Sarah L
This is something I really could use in my house.
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Sherry S.
I’m always cold so I would love to have the Honeywell MYEnergySmartTM Infrared Heater.
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Laurie Nykaza
I would want it my son has a heart transplant and to keep the air clean is so important.
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AlexisB
I also like the The Honeywell True HEPA Allergen Remover.
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Karla R.
I like the Honeywell MyEnergySmart Infrared Heater.
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Deb E
This air purifier would really help on the days when we have major fires, which is unfortunately very often this season. I keep the windows shut just to keep the bad air out.
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gloria patterson
this is something that I am very interested in. I am making a list and hope to find the best one for me and a price I can afford
harold 
I also like the honeywell top fill warm mist humidifier, that would be great for my college son.