Dog Breeders Air Cleaner---5 Features Of A Successful Cleaner

Breeding dogs means being able to effectively eliminate hair, dander, odor, urine smell, and the other particulates that may get sent airborne when they shake. Appearance and smell are two of the most important ways a breeder makes a good first impression and keeps a good reputation. Here are 5 essential filters that will keep your breeding area looking good, and smelling fresh and clean all the time.

Pre-filters Take Hair From The Air----The first filters inside the air purifier should stop the big particles so that they save the smaller gauge filters for the really tiny particles.

Having a large particle and medium particle filter saves you money by allowing each filter to trap the size pollutant that it is specifically designed to eliminate. This means down time for your purifier, and less money spent replacing filters.

Carbon Filter To Eliminate Odors----Carbon is well-known for its ability to remove odors. That smell known as doggy smell is often a combination of oils from their skin, and things they may have come in contact with and, yes, evened rolled in. And even though this type of odor is not as off-putting as urine, with a large number of dogs it can be less than appealing.

Special Additive For Urine Odor----As effective as carbon filters are at eliminating odors, by itself it will not completely eliminate urine odor. The predominant chemical in urine is the ammonia.

The eye-burning, breath taking experience that most of us have when exposed to urine is caused by the ammonia that it contains.. And let's face it, if potential clients can't stand to be in the room long enough to admire your beautiful dogs, not much else that you say will help. Adding a special compound that is specifically designed to eliminate ammonia will keep the odor away..

HEPA Filter For Invisible Particles----Airborne bacteria and viruses can be a real threat to the health of puppies and dogs. The spread of disease can happen rapidly if the air is not kept clear of contagious germs.

A HEPA or high efficiency particle arresting filter is designed to remove particles as small as.3 microns in size; and a micron is defined as one millionth of a meter. So how can this filter for particles eliminate germs that are so much smaller?

Luckily most bacteria and viruses attach to larger particles to move throughout the air. Be allowing this filter to remove particles such as pet dander, dust, mold and mildew spores, and common indoor dust, you are also eliminating a huge number of airborne germs as well.

An air purifier with all of these filters will certainly make a huge difference in how attractive your facility looks and smells. But most importantly it will make for healthier, happier dogs. And that's what it's all about anyway, isn't it?