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Molekule Review: Is the Air in Your Home Clean?

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*This review is sponsored by Molekule**

Earth Day has been celebrated on April 22 every year for the past 50 years. It is a way to show appreciation for our planet and demonstrate support for environmental protection. To celebrate the 50th anniversary of Earth Day, Ellen Degeneres gifted products from C by GE, Miyoko’s Creamer, Stasher, and Molekule. In the spirit of social distancing, viewers can win these products from their homes. “It is a good time to give some love to the place we all call home. We have to do everything we can to support our planet, and we can start by thanking it,” said Ellen just before she began introducing the products that she gave away this year.

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Ellen’s previous giveaways on Earth Day have always revolved around cleaner living and eating in general. In 2018, she gave away a $300 Target gift card that a winner could spend on Suja organic juices as they embarked on their juice cleanses. She also gave away another 0 Target gift card to be spent on HD LED light bulbs manufactured by GE Lighting, which are 85 percent more energy-efficient than traditional light bulbs. Lastly, that year, she gave away $300 to be spent on Amazon toward the purchase of a smart home device that would enable users to manage several electronics in their home. In the spirit of Earth Day and energy efficiency, this smart home device enables users to operate their electronics while they’re away from home as a way to be energy efficient. 

This year, Ellen’s Earth Day giveaway is in similar spirits. Ellen has partnered with Molekule, the makers of revolutionary air purifiers, as part of her giveaway. Molekule air purifiers trap both dust and pet dander, and they are equipped with light inside that is powerful enough to destroy various chemicals, dust, mold, viruses, and bacteria, all of which typically contaminate the air in our homes. In other words, Molekule’s air purifiers ensure that the air we breathe inside our homes is clean, which is particularly important right now as we are all doing our best to stay at home and stay healthy and safe. 

Most air purifiers clean the air by capturing pollutants using HEPA filters. Molekule air purifiers, however, rely on a patented PECO-Filter. This type of filter not only traps mold spores, pet dander, pollen, dust, and several other unpleasant particles, viruses, and bacteria, but it also has a built-in UV light that physically destroys these bacteria, allergens, VOCs, and other little particles that you should not have in your lungs. 

There are a few models that Molekule offers as part of its air purifier line. One is a bigger model that is capable of cleaning larger rooms. Then there is the Mini, which was designed with smaller rooms in mind, such as a nursery, office, or bedroom. It is capable of fully replacing the air in rooms that are about 250 square feet on an hourly basis. A mere hour after it is plugged in, users can rest assured they are breathing in cleaner air. And what’s more important at times like these than that? For a comprehensive Molekule review visit: https://www.forbes.com/sites/elainepofeldt/2019/07/09/the-molekule-air-purifier/

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  1. Because of having asthma and copd, I try hard to keep my condo as clean as can be.. I found this truly educational. Thank you for posting.