Wildfires - Austin Air - HEPA Plus

Current wildfires, such as the wildfires in California, the wildfires out west, and the wildfires in Oregon, are causing large plumes of polluted wildfire haze across much of the country. Although more common in California, smokey skies are now paying the eastern United States an unwelcome, improbable, and toxic visit due to the wildfires in Canada. Individuals with asthma or asthma-related breathing problems, MCS, and other respiratory issues are at an increased risk when it comes to smoke from wildfires. Using an air purifier for wildfire smoke is an excellent option that can help clean indoor air. In addition, to help protect against wildfire smoke inhalation and potential wildfire smoke health effects we recommend wearing a face mask designed to filter pollutants, including smoke. Wildfires right now can be tracked using a wildfire map to assess the pollution risk nearest your location. Specifically, the USDA Forest Service offers a wildfire map that tracks active wildfires and updates daily. Shop our full selection of air purifiers and air filters for wildfire smoke to find the best smoke air purifier for your needs.