Spring has sprung without a doubt, and you know what that means – it’s time to spring clean! Whether you embrace spring cleaning or dread it, there’s nothing wrong with working smart, so we’ve gathered some hacks to help you get it done better. With a solid game plan and the right tools and supplies, spring cleaning can be finished and you can transition into spring relaxing mode. From ongoing allergy-reducing efforts to the routine replacement of air filters, Discount Filters is here to help.
Spring Clean Your Indoor Air Quality
Use an Air Filter to Clean Indoor Air Year-round
With trees and flowers blooming, we all know that pollen follows. Improve your indoor air quality this spring with an air purifier. It may not be a traditional item on your spring cleaning checklist, but adding a high-quality air purifier to your home will remove odors from pets, mildew, and smoke. Along with these, it also helps remove a wide range of volatile organic chemicals including benzene and formaldehyde, typically found in building materials and furnishings. Ideal for allergy and asthma sufferers, and good for everyone, an air purifier is a great option to improve your home’s indoor air quality during any season. This is a spring cleaning hack that goes the distance because it maintains your home’s air quality for years to come! Add an air filter to your spring cleaning list and reap the benefits all year long.
Replace Your Air Conditioner Filters this Spring
Another way to keep your air quality top-notch is by routinely replacing your air conditioning filters. Not only does it improve the quality of the air circulating in your home, but it also supports your HVAC systems. Taking good care of your air conditioning system with an air filter replacement makes it last longer, which is an obvious win, because no one wants to replace their HVAC sooner than necessary!
Our AIRx air filters are available in all of the traditional sizes, and there are several types of air filters to meet your needs. Whether you need a 20x20x1 air filter for dust reduction or a 16x25x1 air filter for a high-flow system, Discount Filters has what you need. Have health concerns that require intense filtration and a 20x25x1 air filter size? No problem. Looking for a 16x20x1 air filter size but a washable filter? We got you covered. We have all the HVAC filters you need.
Deal with the Dust
It is always astonishing how much dust gathers underneath furniture and along baseboards, especially through the winter season. Spring is the perfect time to vacuum underneath and behind your furniture to reduce the overall dust level in your house. For an added level of cleaning, replace your vacuum cleaner filter beforehand. With a fresh filter in your vacuum, you’ll keep your vacuum cleaner in top condition with maximum efficiency filtering pollen, pet dander, dust mites, and more.
Clean Surfaces with Therapy Clean
When you get to the kitchen and bathrooms portion of spring cleaning, our Therapy Clean products will come in handy. With specific formulas for cleaning granite and stone, stainless steel, or tubs and tile, you’ll get great results with Therapy Clean. Its formula is a unique blend of plant-based ingredients and is made in the USA, which are selling points, but the stellar results are what will keep you coming back for Therapy Clean products.
With these spring cleaning hacks at the forefront of your mind, you’ll soon be well on your way to a clean household. Now, pencil in a few hours on your calendar and get it done! You’ll be glad you did.
Other Frequently Asked Questions
What is the main cause of poor indoor air quality?
Studies point to air pollutants, driven by factors like chemicals in home products, inadequate ventilation, hotter temperatures, and higher humidity all result in poor indoor air quality.
What are the symptoms of bad air quality?
Symptoms such as excessive sneezing, redness and irritation in your eyes, a sore or irritated throat, and a runny nose could all signal bad air quality. This could mean the air has pollutants that are irritating your upper respiratory system.
How long does it take to purify a room?
Depending on the type of air purifier you have, the setting it is set at, your current air quality, and the size of your room, it could take an air purifier at least 30 minutes to clean air in a small room. For larger rooms, it could take between 2 – 3 hours.
Where is the best place to put an air purifier in a room?
For best results, place your air purifier on a table top in the center of the room. This placement may not be the most practical for your space, but having your air purifier in a relatively open part of the room helps.