Does this air purifier work on viruses? null

PM stands for particulate matter. This term refers to microscopic solids or liquid droplets that are suspended in air and can cause serious health problems if inhaled. Using Clean Sense IQ, this Shark Air Purifier tracks 3 distinct sizes of particulate matter: PM1.0, PM2.5, and PM10. Each of these particulate sizes corresponds to common household pollutants. PM1.0 includes ultra-fine allergens and viruses. PM2.5 includes smoke and bacteria. PM10 includes dust, pollen, and mold.

Hi Lyn! Our Shark NeverChange Air Purifier tracks 3 distinct sizes of particulate matter: PM1.0, PM2.5, and PM10. Each of these particulate sizes corresponds to common household pollutants. PM1.0 includes ultra-fine allergens and viruses. PM2.5 includes smoke and bacteria. PM10 includes dust, pollen, and mold.

No it does not work on viruses.

“Does this air purifier work on viruses?”

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PM stands for particulate matter. This term refers to microscopic solids or liquid droplets that are suspended in air and can cause serious health problems if inhaled. Using Clean Sense IQ, this Shark Air Purifier tracks 3 distinct sizes of particulate matter: PM1.0, PM2.5, and PM10. Each of these particulate sizes corresponds to common household pollutants. PM1.0 includes ultra-fine allergens and viruses. PM2.5 includes smoke and bacteria. PM10 includes dust, pollen, and mold.
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Hi Lyn! Our Shark NeverChange Air Purifier tracks 3 distinct sizes of particulate matter: PM1.0, PM2.5, and PM10. Each of these particulate sizes corresponds to common household pollutants. PM1.0 includes ultra-fine allergens and viruses. PM2.5 includes smoke and bacteria. PM10 includes dust, pollen, and mold.
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No it does not work on viruses.
Answered by gwood 1 year ago
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