Air Purifier From NASA

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Airocide air purifier utilizes technology which was developed by NASA engineers to clean the air virtually 100-percent of VOC (Volatile Organic Compounds). These harmful gasses are everywhere, most products around your home emit these gasses, such as aerosol sprays, disinfectants, cleaning supplies, paints, building materials, pesticides or even air fresheners. This unit is not like other air purifier that uses a filter to keep the air clean, it absorbs harmful airborne pathogens and destroy them, so nothing is captured, therefore, nothing to clean. Some time ago, astronauts on the International Space Station needed a way to eliminate the ethylene gas that was being produced by plants growing aboard the station. NASA collaborated with the University of Wisconsin, and the result was an air-purifying system known as Airocide. Airocide purifiers have actually been in use in places such as grocery stores and food-packing plants since 1998, and were introduced to medical settings such as hospitals in 2003. Now they’re finding their way into the home for the first time. Airocide comes in an attractive design with clean lines, a detailed metal grill pattern that looks just like the one on your speakers, touch-sensitive controls and even an optional dark wood sleeve to really class it up. It measures 6.9 x 18.7 x 6 inches (w x l x d) and weighs 9 pounds.