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air cleaner

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air cleaner [′er ‚klēn·ər]
(engineering)
Any of various devices designed to remove particles and aerosols of specific sizes from air; examples are screens, settling chambers, filters, wet collectors, and electrostatic precipitators.

air cleaner
A device (such as an air washer, air filter, electrostatic precipitator, or charcoal filter) which removes airborne impurities such as dust, smoke, or fumes.


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It has a high powered air cleaner, packed with the latest filtering technology, and more importantly, it can at any time be up graded with a V-5 Cell, giving it even more power to do all your dirty work.
Another way to keep the immediate environment friendly is through the use of air cleaners and purifiers, which remove toxic gases, allergens and harmful molds and bacteria from the air by implementing powerful filters and air exchange systems to reduce negative effects on the body and the surrounding physical environment.
The air cleaner locking handles need to be down and locked in their holders when the temperature is below 25[degrees]F.
 
 
 
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