If you live in affected parts on the US, climate change is making wildfire season more intense, adding more ozone at ground level. That means air quality is not a factor to overlook when it comes to your health at home. And beyond wildfire smoke, pollen, smoke, pet dandruff and cooking fumes are all particulates that can affect your home’s hygiene.
Lots of air purifier brands promise to improve air quality, but hide their performance behind jargon. But don’t worry: I’ve got over a decade of experience testing air purifiers, both in a home and lab setting, to help you cut through the marketing haze.
