Curious if the new Molekule Air Mini is better than the original air purifier for your home? Read about the features of both and get our recommendations.
As a science-based company, Molekule has been testing assumptions about air pollution using scientific principles with a mission to push the industry forward.
Air quality is a top concern for those who are affected by wildfires in their region and surrounding areas. Find out how wildfire smoke can impact health and tips to stay safe.
We believe the destruction of pollutants, not just the capture of some particles is required to accurately assess air quality. Here’s our response to Consumer Reports’ review.
Find out what are the differences between Molekule Air Mini and the original Molekule Air purifier, and how they can both improve your indoor air quality.
To determine the "worst" air quality in a state we reviewed the ALA’s State of the Air report to see how many times a given city (and its counties, where applicable) in a state showed up in the top 25 rankings lists for year-round particle pollution, short-term particle pollution (24 hours) and ozone days. We also took into consideration the city’s proximity to major metropolitan areas.
We are thrilled to announce the launch of the new Molekule Air Mini, now available for pre-order. Find out more about its features and this important milestone.
Acetone is relatively harmless to the environment, as UV light from the sun destroys it in a few weeks and it can be consumed by microorganisms in soil. But this is not to say that it is safe to dump it on the ground—at very high concentrations acetone can still kill living things.
How well do air purifiers work? Find out the research behind these devices, from HEPA to UV, and what pollutants like mold, allergens and smoke they can tackle.
A dehumidifier can make a significant difference in terms of how long it takes to dry out the flooded area of your house. It draws the moisture out of the air, which makes it easier for moisture to evaporate from the soaked carpets, walls or furniture. The faster you can dry out the room, the less chance of mold forming, and the less likely you will have to deal with a major cleanup.
A humidifier can help combat the effects of dry air by producing water vapor and increasing the humidity in your home. Unfortunately, without proper cleaning and maintenance, a humidifier can also increase the airborne pollutants that you and your family members breathe in every day.
As the air gets colder, it loses some of its ability to retain moisture. This is why so many people associate dry air with winter, and why it makes sense to prepare your home before the upcoming colder months. As the air indoors becomes drier, it can start to have a negative impact on your home, belongings and even your health.