AirPlusUtah

The air we breathe outside contains, in specific proportions, oxygen, nitrogen, carbon dioxide, and argon. The optimal balance of these components is necessary for the existence of all life on the planet. Nature maintains itself.  However, nature can no longer cope with harmful chemical compounds that increasingly saturate the atmosphere due to human activity. Burning forests, car exhaust, and stinking landfills make the situation worse. All these factors negatively affect humans themselves. They get various allergies, and their immune system weakens.  In a confined space, with windows permanently closed, due to stagnant air, the accumulated carbon dioxide released by humans, dust collected on furniture, textiles, and other household items, toxic emissions from finishing materials, household chemicals, combustion products, gas used, and electromagnetic radiation, the air in the home can be several times more toxic and dirty than outside.   With a polluted atmosphere and artificial sour