Nordic Pure is the name to turn to for all your air conditioner and heater air filters. We’ve been in business since 1960 and we manufacture our own filters. Nordic Pure air filters do not kill germs, however, the material our air filters are made out of does not permit the growth of bacteria or mold. As a result, it is not necessary to add any potentially irritating chemicals to the air filter to kill germs. Odors are most often a combination of gas and particulate. Nordic Air Filters do not remove the gases but can remove the particulate. Particulate produced from tobacco smoke or a burning fireplace as the airborne particulates are filtered through the MERV12 rated, high-efficiency air filter.

Nordic Pure air conditioner and heater air filters can reduce many common airborne allergens far more effectively than ordinary air filters; up to 97.8% reduction for pollen and other major allergens and irritants flowing through the air filter. Better filtration is important to improving indoor air quality that can lead to better health. Dust, pollen, mold spores, animal dander, lint, bacteria, and dust mites and dust mite feces are some of the airborne pollutants we inhale in our indoor air without proper filtration.

Better filtration is important to improving indoor air quality that can lead to better health. Dust, pollen, mold spores, animal dander, lint, bacteria, and dust mites and dust mite feces are some of the airborne pollutants we inhale in our indoor air without proper filtration. Our air conditioner and heater air filters are produced with a MERV 12 rating, extracting 97.8% microorganisms from the air you breathe.

Although we can’t completely eliminate dust, we can control the dust with our Nordic Pure air conditioner and heater air filters. Here are 10 tips to ease your allergy symptoms:

• Do a thorough spring cleaning - windows, book shelves and air conditioning vents collect dust and mold throughout the winter that can provoke allergy symptoms.
• Minimize outdoor activity when pollen counts are high. Peak pollen times are usually between 10 am and 4 pm.
• Take medications at least 30 minutes prior to outdoor activity. Consult with an allergist/immunologist to ensure medications are helping you and notify an allergist/immunologist when reactions to medications occur.
• Shut windows in your house on days pollen counts are high. Avoid using windows or fans that may draw pollen inside. · Wash bedding weekly in hot water.
• Dry laundry indoors. Sheets hanging on an outside line are an easy target for blowing pollen.
• Shower and wash your hair before bed - pollen can collect on your hair and skin.
• Keep pets off of furniture and out of the bedroom. Pollen can cling to the dog or cat after being outside.
• Keep car windows closed during peak season. Use air conditioning and point vents away from face.
• When mowing lawn or doing gardening, wear a filter mask.

Better air filters . . . means less cleaning time and more living time for you!