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ALT The “No COVID Chandelier,” also called the “Fandelier,” a custom-made air purifier includes 18 fans and cleans the aerosols from the table, spreading clean air in every direction. It’s glowing in rainbow colors and hanging from the ceiling. In this image it is positioned on top of a star-shaped sky. The text reads: “The Sick Times: Invisible defenses: A guide for cleaner indoor air. By Gillian Neimark.”

ALT A photo of a variety of clean air devices on a shelf. The text reads: Humidity matters: Aim for 40–45% relative humidity (RH): Viruses are less stable at moderate humidity levels. Avoid mold: Keep humidity under 50% to prevent mold growth in your home. Use a hygrometer: Monitor indoor humidity levels with an inexpensive device.

ALT A photo of a living room with discreet air filters in it. The text reads: DIY air filter tips: Quiet PC fan filters: For low-noise air cleaning, use PC fans instead of traditional box fans. Travel-sized filters: Look for portable or collapsible options for clean air on the go. Placement matters: Always position filters centrally in the room for optimal airflow.


























