Inbound Marketing Blog

Air Quality Solutions

Be informed about indoor air quality to maintain clean air and surfaces -- free of allergens, mold, bacteria, viruses and odors.

Blog Feature

Products | Indoor Air Quality | Air Ionizers | Virus | Recovery | School

Air Purifiers for Daycares and Nurseries

By: Dr. Jeff Bennert, PhD, BCND
September 18th, 2020

Through the COVID-19 pandemic, one essential service that couldn’t close was daycare. Even the nurseries that closed for a few weeks quickly reopened so that parents could go back to work. Without this, the economy would be worse off, with many parents simply unable to both care for young children and work from home.

Read More

Share

Blog Feature

Events | Household | Indoor Air Quality | Air Ionizers | Air Purifier

West Coast Wildfires and Air Purifiers

By: Dr. Jeff Bennert, PhD, BCND
September 11th, 2020

CA Wildfires and Air Purifiers For weeks now, the western United States has been battling a record-breaking wildfire season. Uncontained wildfires are wreaking havoc, having already destroyed more than 3,000 homes and killed over a dozen people. In Oregon, the wildfires have driven over half a million people from their homes and are advancing on the densely populated suburbs of Portland and Salem.

Read More

Share

The Air We Breathe

Air We Breathe Infographic

Uncover what you need to know to stay safe and healthy in the air we breathe. Subscribe to our blog and receive our infographic for free.

Blog Feature

Indoor Air Quality | air purifiers | Reopen | School

Air Purifiers and Private Schools

By: Dr. Jeff Bennert, PhD, BCND
September 8th, 2020

Parent teacher associations have sprung into action to implement disinfecting procedures for their private schools. As class is back in session, it’s more important than ever that students are protected from contagious diseases like the COVID-19 virus. Air Oasis is heavily involved in efforts like these and is quickly becoming a go-to resource for private schools who want to buy air purifiers.

Read More

Share

Blog Feature

Indoor Air Quality | Air Ionizers | air purifiers | Reopen | Recovery

Back to School: Clean Air & Student Health

By: Joy Youell
August 28th, 2020

Like most parents, the “are they going/are they not going” dance is borderline excruciating. Wondering whether my six year old can hack a year of virtual learning has been a challenge. At the end of the day: he can’t. And schools are making every effort to receive and engage with the millions of children who are heading back to school this fall.

Read More

Share

Blog Feature

Household | Indoor Air Quality | Air Ionizers | Air Purifier | air purifiers

How Ionization Addresses Smoke

By: Dr. Jeff Bennert, PhD, BCND
August 22nd, 2020

Even though it’s less common than it used to be, there are still plenty of people who smoke. Smoke (or vaped) particles impact outdoor and indoor air quality. Particles from combustible cigarettes or vape pens can fill the air with toxic gaseous pollutants. Ash particles don’t just dissolve into the air: they cling to clothes and hair and are recirculated and inhaled by other people.

Read More

Share

Blog Feature

Household | Virus | Recovery

The Importance of IAQ in the Recovery

By: Dr. Jeff Bennert, PhD, BCND
July 30th, 2020

People are spending more time indoors and at home. As the COVID-19 pandemic continues in varying degrees worldwide and locally, indoor air quality (IAQ) is important to keep in mind. Families are together in an enclosed space for most of the hours of the day and night. How good is the air you’re breathing?

Read More

Share

Blog Feature

Household | Indoor Air Quality

Air Purifier for a Dorm Room

By: Ariel Bennert
July 3rd, 2020

Quirky rug: check. Coordinated bedspread: check. Picture frames and lamps: check. There’s one more must-have as your student heads back to school for the fall semester. A portable room air purifier.

Read More

Share

Blog Feature

Household | Indoor Air Quality | air purifiers

Outdoor Air Quality & Summer Allergies

By: Dr. Jeff Bennert, PhD, BCND
June 25th, 2020

School’s out for the summer! And not all of us are just looking forward to fun-in-the-sun and summer living. Most people are dreaming of hazy lazy days, boat trips and hiking. But if you suffer from allergies, you know that this season could mean more blooms, more pollen and more windswept irritants. Knowing the outdoor air quality before you venture out could be hugely beneficial as you make daily summer plans.

Read More

Share