With wildfire smoke lingering across Central Oregon, many families are seeking relief from poor air quality. As commercial air purifiers sell out, a DIY solution is gaining popularity. Using a box fan and a high-efficiency air filter, families can create their own air purifiers at home.

Affordable Solution

This DIY option is a strong substitute for commercial air purifiers, which are currently in short supply. Health experts say creating a cleaner indoor air space can help reduce exposure to fine smoke particles when air quality deteriorates.

KTVZ News will demonstrate how to build a DIY air purifier and provide tips on protecting yourself and your family during smoky conditions.

Original reporting: KTVZ (Central Oregon) — read the source article.