Game Changing Clean Air Technology with air expert and inventor William Converse of CritterZone USA

NEW YORK - June 9, 2014 - PRLog -- Did you knoweach year nearly 2.5 million people die from air pollution?  The rest that survive often live suffering from allergies, headaches, or long-term effects such as respiratory diseases and birth defects.

And like humans, animals reap the same consequence,

“Pets are suffering from indoor pollution as much as humans do, they just aren’t able to tell us quite as easily,” says William Converse, inventor of Critter Zone USA.

When it comes to our pets, how can we make the air in our home better?

“As a pet parent you are responsible for keeping their space clean.  Keeping litter boxes clean is becoming more critical because of serious diseases associated with them which can spread through contamination.”

How do smaller critters like dust mites, roaches and other tiny creatures affect our breathing?

“Dust mites become a problem not when they are alive, but when they are dead.  The same problem with roaches and other insects is that when their skeletons dry, they become fine microns that linger in the air causing your immune system to constantly fight the bacteria making you more sensitive to everything around.”

Using revolutionary green technology produced in the United States, Critter Zone USA takes pride in adding nothing to the environment.

“We don’t use filters, we don’t produce chemicals to put in the air.  What we have done is gotten the indoor air to start acting like outdoor air.”

How does this happen?

Only about as big as a smartphone and using 3 watts of reactivating energy technology, CritterZonebreaks down air particles and eliminates bacteria just like the sun and wind would outdoors.  After the initial clean-up, the Air Naturalizer maintains the energized elements throughout the 800-square-foot space.

What is Air Naturalization?

The Critter Zone USA Air Naturalizer creates a natural, charged flow that fills the room or vehicle and continually cleans the air. The sun provides the outdoor air with the power and energy it needs to clean itself - power and energy that indoor air lacks.  CritterZone provides indoor air with the natural charge it needs to virtually eliminate odors, allergens, dust and bacteria.

Where are some key areas I should utilize my Critter Zone?

“One place to put CritterZone is your bedroom because that’s where you sleep so that your body recovers and you’re well rested.  Other areas are places where your pets’ like to stay, eat, and play.  The rooms you spend most of your time in are the places you should treat with the Air Naturalizer.”

As an award winning product, recognized by top organizations and news outlets like the The New York Times, CritterZoneUSA is rapidly expanding and continues to educate people about their revolutionary Air Naturalizing technology.

About Bill Converse, Inventor of Critter Zone USA Air Naturalizer

William Converse is the president and inventor of CritterZoneUSA. He has three decades of experience in the air purification industry.

Converse launched Alpine Industries in the 1980s, when he developed a product that helped rid the air of contaminants. His wife noticed her headaches stopped when she was around the air purifier. Converse realized he was onto something, but the company he was working for at the time wasn’t interested in the technology he was inventing. He started his own company, and it quickly became a springboard for numerous product successes, including air purifiers. Alpine grew from revenues of $7 million in 1994 to $187 million in 1997.

As his product lines grew, Converse became a pioneer of non-filter air cleaning technology, especially in the home. He has served on the board of Indoor Air Quality and is a sought-after consultant in the air-quality industry. Converse has been a guest on numerous radio programs and has testified at a Congressional hearing on air quality issues. He has been invited to speak at several university-sponsored indoor air quality conferences.  He has shared his knowledgeat an air-quality symposium of advanced oxidation techniques at University of Beijing, as well as air-quality conferences in Canada and Japan and a medical conference in Mexico.

Converse also has used his expertise to help tackle high-profile global air pollution problems. He was invited by the Australian government to help Sydney reduce air pollution in the city’s tunnels.  He also traveled to Kuwait after Desert Storm to help fight pollution resulting from the burning oil fields.  After the tragedy of 9-11, Converse worked with the U.S. government to improve the air quality at the Pentagon.

He also holds a worldwide patent for a new air-purification system for use in food-processing plants.

Converse retired in 2002, but he couldn’t turn off his drive to invent. He decided to return to the air purification industry a few years later, and created the CritterZoneUSA Air Naturalizer, which launched in 2012. Learn more at http://www.critterzoneusa.com/.

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