Airfree’s Revolutionary TSS Air Sterilizing System: Your Shield Against Airborne Pathogens
In an era where air quality is a paramount concern, Airfree presents a groundbreaking solution—the TSS (Thermodynamic Sterilizing System) air sterilizing technology. This advanced system marks a new epoch in air purification, effectively destroying airborne pathogens, including the elusive new COVID-19 strains and the flu.
What Sets Airfree Apart?
Unlike traditional air purifiers that trap but don’t eliminate microorganisms, Airfree’s TSS technology incinerates them at a whopping 400 °F (200 °C) with no heat transfer to the room. This method destroys a wide array of pathogens; the smaller the virus, like those causing COVID-19 and flu, the more effective and faster its destruction.
No Heat Transfer, No Maintenance, Pure Silence
One of the most appealing aspects of Airfree’s air purifiers is their ability to destroy at 400 °F (200 °C) bacteria, viruses, and fungi, even those resistant to antibiotics, without raising the room’s temperature, ensuring your comfort is never compromised. Airfree classic models require no filters, providing a cost-effective, hassle-free air purification experience. Additionally, they operate silently, making them perfect for any setting — be it your home or office.
Backed by Global Research
The effectiveness of Airfree’s air purifiers is not just a claim. It’s backed by extensive research and testing conducted by various biology labs and universities worldwide, with detailed findings available on Airfree’s website (www.airfree.com).
A Comprehensive Approach to Air Sanitation
While traditional HEPA filters cannot hold particles smaller than 0.3 microns, Airfree’s TSS technology effectively destroys larger microorganisms and viruses far smaller than 0.1 microns. It’s a significant step in air sanitation, unmatched by conventional filters.
Part of a Holistic Health Strategy
It’s important to remember, though, that Airfree’s purifiers are part of a broader health and safety strategy. They work best when used in conjunction with other preventative measures like mask-wearing, social distancing, and good hygiene practices.
