A portable assembly for filtering toilet bowl odors and aerosolized toilet waste which includes a housing, preferably having a removably connected first section and second section. When utilized, the housing is disposed adjacent a toilet bowl and including an inlet and an outlet. In use, the inlet is disposed in direct fluid communication with an interior of the toilet bowl and a filter assembly is disposed within housing in fluid communication with inlet. A fan assembly within the housing includes an electrical power source and is operative to direct fluid flow successively through and from said inlet, downstream through the filter assembly and therefrom to a housing exterior through the outlet, concurrent to activation of the fan assembly.

The present invention provides an air purifier that purifies, disinfect and decontaminate convention air flow by using UV rays. Because the UV rays emitted by the UV light sources are contained within the air purifier, use of the air purifier is safe in that a nearby person can avoid exposure to hazardous UV radiation. Adjustment of operating conditions, such as the UV intensity and wavelength and air speed, is programmable via a remote controller, a smart switch, a smart device, a wireless communication device, a smart home control appliance, a sensing device, and/or a built-in module, which renders the air purifier a smart appliance that may automatically and optimally suits to a user's need based on the user's habit and other physical parameters. Installation and removal of the air purifier, as well as cleaning and replacement of any part thereof, are simple and convenient, as a result of the clever design.

An air filtration device including a housing that includes an air intake and a blower motor mounted within the housing, wherein when the blower motor is in operation, the blower motor generates an air flow from the air intake through an air duct extending vertically from the housing. The air filtration device also includes an air outlet at a distal end of the air duct, wherein the air outlet comprises at least one aperture, wherein when the blower motor is in operation, the air outlet discharges the air flow in a horizontal plane over an occupied zone from a region of the air duct having a vertical height that is less than or equal to twelve inches, wherein the region of the air duct for the air outlet is disposed at least thirty-six inches above the air intake. The air filtration device also includes an air filter.

A personal ventilation device and method include a first duct segment and a second duct segment both held by a support structure that is configured to be mounted on a wearer of the personal ventilation device. The personal ventilation device also includes a first nozzle mounted to the first duct segment and a second nozzle mounted to the second duct segment. The first and second nozzles are configured to be disposed proximate to opposite sides of a face of the wearer and the first nozzle directs airflow from the first duct segment across the face of the wearer to form a control volume for a breathing space of the wearer.

An air purification system for a passenger cabin of a transport vessel. The air purification system comprises an elongated air compartment having a panel, with a plurality of openings along the panel. Air filters reside within the various openings to receive air from inside the cabin. The system also includes a plurality of air tubes. Air moves through the air tubes, aided by a source of compressed air to motive flow valves. The motive flow valves create suction to draw air into the air compartment from the passenger cabin. The system also includes at least one UV-C light source. The UV-C light resides within the air compartment, and disinfects the air moving through the air compartment. A plurality of air outlets are also placed along the lower panel, with each outlet configured to release air at selected points to provide a continuous distribution of filtered and disinfected air into the passenger cabin.

An air purification apparatus for nasal application is provided for purifying and/or reducing undesirable materials from air intended to enter a nasal cavity. The air purification apparatus for nasal application may include an air purification apparatus, housing component, power component, fan component, filtration component, germicidal irradiation component, aroma component, nose plug component, monitoring component, and case.

A ventilation register includes a panel having a flange and a plurality of first apertures adapted to allow airflow through the panel, with each first aperture having a diameter or dimensions sufficient to allow movement of an object or entity through that first aperture. A filter is coupled to the ventilation register and has a plurality of second apertures adapted to allow airflow through the filter while inhibiting a movement of an object or entity through the filter.

An improved isolation ward structure includes a top portion further comprising a space, a fresh-air pipe, a communication pipe and a an exhaust-connected pipe wherein the space is furnished with an air filtration unit (FFU); an end of the communication pipe is communicated with the fresh-air pipe while its other end is communicated with the air filtration unit (FFU), an end of the exhaust-connected pipe is communicated with the fresh-air pipe; a bedroom being positioned under the air filtration unit (FFU) will let the air which is filtered through the air filtration unit (FFU) enter the bedroom; a bottom portion being positioned under the bedroom has a semi-hermetic space formed by the plurality of elevated honeycomb floors; the air within the bedroom will enter the semi-hermetic space which will let the pathogenic air within the bedroom (10) flow therein via the plurality of honeycomb floors (22) and re-circulate through the air filtration unit (FFU) to be filtered; and a backflow circulation portion being positioned above the semi-hermetic space and below the space with its upper end communicates with the other end of the exhaust-connected pipe; the backflow circulation portion is adjacent to the bedroom for re-circulating the air waited to be filtered within the semi-hermetic space to the fresh-air pipe therein.

A neck-mounted air purifier includes an air purifier host with a shell-less radial fan and an air filter mounted therein, and a collar connected to the air purifier host. The air purifier host is provided with an air intake panel and a transparent shield, and has a middle partition mounted therein to separate a fan rotation space for the mounting of the shell-less radial fan and a filter installation room for the mounting of the air filter. Two plug connection portions are provided at the air purifier host for the connection of two opposite flexible tubes of the collar, so that the transparent shield can reliably guide the filtered air to the selected blowing position.

A candle blowing apparatus may have a main housing, a mouthpiece, at least one filter cartridge, and an ornamental endpiece. The main housing may have a first end and a second end. The mouthpiece may be removably attached to the first end of the main housing. The at least one filter cartridge may include at least one filter. The filter cartridge may be removably disposed within the main housing between the first end and the second end. The filter cartridge may be in fluid communication with the mouthpiece. The ornamental endpiece may be removably attached to the second end of the main housing and be in fluid communication with the filter cartridge. The ornamental endpiece together with the mouthpiece and the filter cartridge may define an air flow path for hygienic delivery of an extinguishing gust of air to a candle.