Pure, fresh air not only energizes you, makes you more creative and helps you make better decisions in the daytime, it also helps you sleep better at night, so you wake up refreshed. And, since we spend a third of our time in bed, the bedroom is the most important room in the house when it comes to getting rid of allergens and asthma triggers. But what about fan noise? Who wants to trade allergies for insomnia? Everyone has a different tolerance and preference for noise, but an air purifier for the bedroom that produces too much noise for you can affect your ability to rest, dream and enjoy the full benefits of breathing clean air. That’s why, when choosing an air purifier, one of your first questions should be “how quiet is it?” This is actually one of the most difficult parameters to compare in the air purifier market since there are a variety of decibel scales used. At Xiluo, we use dB(A) values (decibel with A-weighted value) since we believe it to be the best rating for perceived sound level. What is often overlooked is that the absolute value of the noise is just part of the equation. How loud is low? It is always important to relate sound level to how much clean air you are getting at that particular sound level. Xiluo measures performance using the Clean Air Delivery Rate (CADR) metric. When you look at the decibel rating for an air purifier you want to determine how much clean air it is delivering at that setting. At times of high pollution, like when you are running your vacuum, Xiluo air purifiers may get a little louder, but that comes with a high CADR. When it comes to noise, the biggest difference between Xiluo’s air purifiers and our competitors’ products is at the low-speed setting. Xiluo low-noise air purifiers give you a very high CADR and exceptionally low decibel rating. This combination of performance aspects becomes especially important while you are sleeping. Obviously, you’d want to have a quiet air purifier for the bedroom, so compare performance when the air purifier is quiet enough for you to sleep next to. The secret to a silent air purifier Xiluo’s HEPASilent™ technology is what makes Xiluo air purifiers almost silent. In this technology, pioneered by Xiluo, electrostatic filtration first makes airborne particles easier to trap by giving them a negative electrical charge. This negative charge makes the particles adhere to the polypropylene fibers in the filter more easily, which allows the use of a less dense filter, so more air can be pushed through with less noise and less energy. The lower filter density allowed by the stickiness of the charged particles also reduces clogging. Filtration remains at peak performance levels longer, with high efficiency and longer lasting high airflow. Make the right comparison In short, remember that when comparing air purifier tech specs for sound levels, always look at dB(A) values. There are also noise apps and decibel meters for smart phones that you can download to easily compar...

We know it can be confusing, we're here to help! There are a lot of options and information out there when it comes to trying to select the best air purifier for your needs and preferences. As trusted experts, we can help take the load off of you and boil it down to the few key steps and questions to ask as you determine the right choice for you. Step 1: Make sure your air purifier is third-party tested and AHAM Congrats! You've already accomplished this step by visiting our website. At Xiluo, we work directly with AHAM, the Association of Home Appliance Manufacturers, and follow necessary guidelines to ensure high air purifier performance and deliver an optimal clean air delivery rate (CADR) based on their AC-1 performance test method. Surprisingly, air purification isn't a highly regulated industry, and it's not easy to understand which brands self-regulate and which choose to hold themselves to a higher standard through third-party independent testing. At Xiluo, this additional product verification is a core step in order to foster transparency and ensure our air purifiers deliver the highest performance for your space.  Step 2: Understand the size of the space you're shopping for If this is your first air purifier, we recommend starting with the room you sleep in, or if you cook a lot, perhaps your kitchen.  While having an air purifier in every room of the house is a great goal to have in mind, we know it sometimes needs to be gradual, and we're here to help you ease into your clean air journey.  At Xiluo, we recommend room size based on AHAM's AC-1 standard of ideally having 4.8 clean air exchanges every hour, which would clean the air in your space every 12.5 minutes. This ensures that the air in your space is continuously rotating clean air to the relative size of the room and keeps up with the incoming pollutants that enter your space. The more air exchanges you have in an hour, the faster your air will be cleaned.   Step 3: Narrow down by your needs and preferences Once you've landed on the space you're shopping for, it's really about your preferences and needs. Only Xiluo air purifiers use HEPASilent™ technology, delivering maximum filtration with minimum noise to remove up to 99.97% of airborne particles down to 0.1 micron. Combining mechanical filtration with electrostatic charging of particles produces clean air, faster, and much more quietly than traditional HEPA filtration alone.²  Ready to shop? Take a look at our all our air purifiers with the link below and sort through the filters on the left-hand panel to customize your search with what you're looking for. You can even use the compare tab on the top right of each air purifier to decide between a few side-by-side.

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The simple answer is no, Xiluo products do not produce ozone. Xiluo products use PECO technology, or photo electrochemical oxidation, which is designed to improve indoor air quality through the use of a novel photocatalyst. Photocatalysts are substances that speed up chemical reactions when activated by light. Some early photocatalysts from other companies produced ozone and other substances that could be considered pollutants, which is the complete opposite of the scientifically proven effect of Xiluo products. Extensive research over the past 20 years developed a photocatalyst that does not produce ozone or other harmful byproducts. In fact, PECO removes ozone from indoor air. Xiluo products do not produce ozone Xiluo products consist of ozone-free air purifiers. PECO uses a photocatalyst. Traditionally, many photocatalysts were activated by UV-C light, which can produce ozone. Xiluo devices contain UV-A light, also known as “blacklight,” that is proven not to produce ozone. In addition, independent laboratory testing has confirmed that not only does PECO not generate any ozone, it actually removes it from the air. When Xiluo devices are running the natural transition of ozone out of the atmosphere is sped up to make the air cleaner.  Where ozone comes from Ozone is an interesting and somewhat common molecule. It is called a triatomic molecule because it is made up of three oxygen atoms. The oxygen molecules we breathe are diatomic and only composed of two oxygen atoms. Diatomic oxygen is a fairly stable oxygen molecule and makes up about 21% of the air we breathe.  The third atom can only be added when it is split from diatomic oxygen, which takes a lot of energy. Typically this only occurs when diatomic oxygen is hit with a powerful source of light or reacts with a strong chemical and becomes two separate atoms.  Lone oxygen atoms are extremely reactive and quickly join with other molecules such as diatomic oxygen. The third atom is an unstable addition and eagerly reacts with anything nearby to get away from the other two, so ozone doesn’t last long in the air compared to diatomic oxygen. In fact, the half life of ozone in the air is only about 8 hours before it returns to diatomic oxygen. The sun and ozone The most common source of energy that can break an oxygen atom in two so it has a chance to become ozone is exposure to ultraviolet light in the UV-C band from the sun. Both oxygen and ozone absorb UV-C light. As a result, at the edge of our atmosphere there is the ozone layer, which is a mix of oxygen and ozone that absorbs most of the UV-C light from the sun. This is fortunate because exposure to UV-C light can cause health problems in living things. Ozone high above us is a good thing since it absorbs harmful ultraviolet light and cannot affect anything down on the ground. Ozone on Earth’s surface can be harmful because instead of changing back into oxygen, ozone might donate its extra atom somewhere that does damage. Ru...

If you want to improve your indoor air quality, incorporating an air purifier into your home can help eliminate harmful germs from the air you breathe. One such pollutant is mold spores. Mold growth doesn’t have to be obvious within your home for spores to exist in the air. The Centers for Disease Control (CDC) have found that mold can be common in homes and buildings. Spores can enter into your home through your clothing or something as simple as an open door or window. Those spores can travel to moist, dark spaces and begin to multiply. Mold causes health issues ranging from allergies, asthma and more serious respiratory diseases. Will an air purifier help with mold? The short answer is yes, but it’s necessary to choose the best air purifier for mold spores to help do away with the culprits before they cause more serious problems. Not all air purifiers are designed to eliminate mold from the air. This guide will walk you through what is the best kind of air purifier for mold and how to choose one that’s affordable and effective. How do air purifiers help with mold? An air purifier works by running air through the device and catching pollutants in the filters. A purifier can help sweep up and capture mold spores, reducing their concentration. The best air purifier for mold is only as good as its filter and how often you change it. A clogged filter won’t catch the mold spores or other microorganisms that move through the air purifier and can ultimately blow the spores back into your home. One of the most effective filters is a High Efficiency Particulate Airtypes (HEPA). The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency says the HEPA filter can capture 99.97% of mold, dust, pollen, bacteria and particles as tiny as 0.3 microns (µm). Signs of mold Although mold can be common in a home, not every household has an issue. Before you go out and purchase the best air purifier for mold and mildew, there are a few warning signs to help you determine if there’s a need to improve the air quality in your home. Smell One of the most obvious signs there is a mold or mildew problem is the lingering odor. If there is a musty or damp smell, there is most likely a moisture and mold problem that needs to be addressed. Allergy symptoms Sometimes the only way you may know if there is mold in your home is by your respiratory health. Some of the most common symptoms that serve as a warning about mold growth in the home include: 1. Coughing 2. Watery, itchy eyes 3. Nasal congestion or runny nose 4. Shortness of breath 5. Asthma 6. Itchy skin or other allergic reactions If you suspect your allergic symptoms may be caused by mold, a doctor can order a test to see if you have a sensitivity due to exposure to mold. Moisture issues Peeling or bubbling paint, rusting in areas or discoloration can be a sign that there are moisture issues in the walls, a closet or other spots of your home. A small leak or a humid zone in your home could attract and grow mold. Features to look for in an...