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They have fewer negative side effects less coughing, no bad taste, no dizziness -- which may be a risk factor for continued use of these products
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What an air purifier helps with: Removing PM2.5, PM10, and fine dust from indoor air Filtering pollen, mold spores, pet dander Reducing cigarette smoke and cooking odors Trapping VOCs from new furniture, paint, or cleaning products What an air purifier does NOT do: Does not add moisture your air stays just as dry Does not help with dry skin, dry throat, or cracked lips Does not raise humidity levels Humidifier vs Air Purifier: Side-by-Side Comparison A humidifier and an air purifier look similar on a shelf but solve opposite problems
You may end up paying more or less in remote areas because there is no hard and fast rule