IONBULB

Ionbulb

How does it work?

The negative Ion Generator or the Negative Ion Bulb generates electrons which collide with airborne particles and gives up its negative charge to the particles. These new negative particles are then attracted to the positive particles and become heavy enough to fall to the floor.

Air purifiers

- Ionbulb

- Ion Generator

I am using this one at the moment. I am putting it at my living room. The air around living room is much fresh compare to the rest.

I bought it for per Ionbulb is RM48, not earning any cents! (Is cheaper than to buy one air purifier).

For more information or to buy the prodcut do let me know. I have the supplier contact.

Generating Forest Freshness

Ionbulb

Air Cleaner
Negative ions have been proven to remove the following particles from the air, resulting in healthier living conditions and reductions odors:
01. Animal Dander
02. Toxic Chemical
03. Bacteria
04. Dust Mites
05. Dead Skin
06. Smoke
07. Pollen
08. Dust
09. Insect Feces
10. Mold Spores

Air Vitamin
Negative ions are also known as "Vitamin in the Air" are proven to have general effects on health such as:
01. Reduce Asthma & Allergy Symptom
02. Prevents Migraine Headaches
03. Prevent Fatigue
04. Lessen Susceptibility to Cold and Flu
05. Relief from Sinus Congestion and Inflamation
06. Anti-Depression
07. Improve Mental & Physical Performance
08. Enhanced Immune System
09. Increase Burns Recovery
10. Increase Oxygen Carrying Capacity
11. Sleep Better
12. Natural Detoxification of the Body

Protect your environment from airborne pollutants
Remove and Kills
1. Pollen
2. Bacteria
3. Dust Mites
4. Smoke

Provide healthy living quality
Reduce health problems
1. Sleep Better
2. Reduce Asthma
3. Prevent Cold and Flu
4. Anti-Depression

Google's Logos

Interesting to found out that there are meaning to the Google's logos. Do you know that? Below are some of the logos meaning I've load.

Read more in the google website. http://www.google-logos.com/

Charles Darwin's Birthday - February 12, 2009

Happy St. Patrick's Day! Doodle designed by Doodle 4 Google Ireland winner Evan O'Sullivan Glynn - March 17, 2009

First Day of Spring - Design by Eric Carle - March 20, 2009