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EZ Breathe(R) Home Ventilation System Expels Allergens, Moisture and Smells
Date:5/28/2009

MACEDONIA, Ohio, May 28 /PRNewswire/ -- Annoying seasonal allergies is now a year round threat. Today's more tightly sealed, energy efficient homes encourage allergens to nest in the home. Indoor air pollution is a newly identified phenomenon caused by the myriad of chemicals, synthetic materials and impurities. To expel these year round risks, EZ Breathe offers a truly revolutionary approach to home ventilation and eliminates allergens.

The EZ Breathe system improves indoor air quality and eliminates conditions for mold to grow. Filter-free and cartridge-free, EZ Breathe does not require additional cost to maintain. Soundless and virtually maintenance-free, EZ Breathe ventilates by drawing moist, stale, contaminated air out of the home, replenishes by replacing moist air with fresh dry air and regulates airflow to reach and maintain a desired level of humidity. A complete home air exchange occurs about 6 to 10 times each day and EZ Breathe covers up to 7000 square feet, operating at a mere $2-$4 per month!

EZ Breathe Offers Complete, Balanced Home Ventilation:

Proven: This patented, third-generation system is the result of a continuous R&D effort that builds on the success of the original EZ Breathe system

Versatile: Ideal solution for slabs, basements and crawlspaces

Energy-Efficient: Operating at 40 watts, the EZ Breathe system only costs $2-$4 per month to operate

Balanced: Unlike other systems, EZ Breathe expels stale air and replaces it with clean, conditioned air - and then circulates that fresh air throughout the home

Cost effective: At a mere third of the cost of ERV and HRV systems, EZ Breathe is the economical choice

Maintenance-Free: Easy-to-use and Easy-to-clean, EZ Breathe requires only a quick vacuum

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