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How much do you know about the air inside your home?

·         EPA study, indoor air is four to five times more polluted than outdoor air.

·         Most homes produce approx 40 pounds of dust per year.

·         Approx 40,000 dust mites (a common cause of household allergies) can be found in just one ounce of dust.

·         We inhale approx 15,000 quarts of air each day.

·         Children inhale 50% more air per pound of body weight than adults and are especially sensitive to air quality.




How much do you know about the Trane CleanEffectsTM?

·         Removes up to 99.98% of the airborne allergens in your home.

·         Eight times more effective than the best HEPA filter.

·         Over 100 times more effective than a standard 1” filter.

·         Traps particles down to .1 microns in size.

·         Performance has been verified by leading experts at the Harvard School of Public Health.

·         CleanEffects delivers cleaner air and more of it!


PUBLIC HEALTH NOTICE

The EPA has identified indoor air pollution as one of the top five urgent environmental risks to public health.  Indoor air pollution and its health implications are a rapidly growing concern for families in today’s society.  You want your family to be safe from the air pollution problems found in the outside environment, yet you may be unaware that indoor air pollution can have a major effect on your family’s health, comfort, and safety as well.

Indoor air pollution contributes to lung disease, including respiratory tract infections, asthma, lung cancer, and can greatly exacerbate allergy symptoms.  If you or a family member suffer from allergies or asthma, or if you have infants or elderly persons living in the home, indoor air pollution and its health implications are of even greater concern to you.

Call now to find out how we can help you diagnose and resolve common issues in your home that may be putting your family at risk!  1-800-417-GOFF


Whole-House Air Cleaner May Help Prevent Stroke, 

Asthma Attack and Heart Attack

According to the American Heart Association (AHA), about every 26 seconds, an American will have a coronary event, and every minute someone will die from one.  The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), the American Lung Association and AHA, all agree that exposure to airborne fine particles impairs breathing and increases the risk of asthma attack, stroke, heart attack and other serious illnesses.


With the highest clean air delivery rate in the industry, Trane CleanEffects
TM, a whole-house air filtration system may lower the risk of serious health outcomes and mortality due to airborne fine particle exposure by 34 percent compared with the use of a standard 1-inch filter found in most home central heating and cooling systems1.


Who should care?

Everyone is exposed to airborne fine particles, but children, the elderly and those with pre-existing heart and lung disease are most at risk.  The EPA estimates that exposure to fine particles contributes to 17,000 premature deaths and more than 12,000 hospitalizations in the US each year.


How do airborne fine particles get into your home?

Airborne fine particles enter your home through doors, windows, or small openings in frames, walls and roofs.  These fine particles stem from various sources outside including fossil fuel burning in vehicles, power and manufacturing plants, and wild fires.  They also originate inside from activities such as smoking or cooking.


How small are the particles that Trane CleanEffects can remove?

Trane CleanEffects performed the best when compared to other portable or whole-house air cleaners at removing airborne fine particles-less than .1 microns in size-the size that eludes most air cleaners and causes the most irritation.  Your nose, mouth and throat can’t filter them, and they can get trapped deep in your lungs.

1According to the results of a health impact study completed by scientists at Environmental Health & Engineering Inc. and professors from the Harvard School of Public Health, “The Benefits of Clean Air”.