Best Air Purifier With Dual Usbs

Negative ions are oxygen atoms charged with an extra electron. They are created in nature by the effects of water, air, and sunlight. Negatively charged ions are most prevalent in natural places and particularly around moving water or after a thunderstorm. That taste in the air and feeling you get at the beach, near a waterfall or after a storm is your body being saturated in the benefits of negative ions. What if there were a way to take that feeling you have with you and keep it going in your bedroom, lounge room, kitchen or office, as well as cleaning the air of pollution and floating contaminants? In high enough concentrations, negative ions purify the surrounding air of mold spores, pollen, pet dander, odors, cigarette smoke, bacteria, viruses, dust and other hazardous airborne particles. They do this by attaching to these positively charged particles in large numbers. This causes the germs, mold, pollen and other allergens to become too heavy to stay airborne. You do have one negative ion generator in your home already. Your shower, with its stream of hot water and steam, is a good producer of negative ions. That’s likely part of why so many people need a shower to wake up in the morning. Fortunately, scientists have come up with another even more effective way to create these negatively charged ions and receive their health benefits in you car: ionizers. Modern ionizers work by using a method called ‘corona discharge’, which is actually modeled on the way lightning occurs in nature. A tiny current of electrons flow down a needle to its point. The nearer the electrons come to the needlepoint, the closer they are forced together. Since electrons naturally repel each other, when they reached the very tip of the needle they are forced off into the nearest air molecule and become a negative ion, also known scientifically as an anion.