Mike Feldstein used to be a "disaster chaser," building homes and communities after fires, floods, and hurricanes. Over the years, he became an expert in identifying what air quality conditions make people sick and how to fix them. He noticed that the commercial-grade air scrubbers used in places like hospitals and office buildings were effective and powerful—but also loud, ugly, and inaccessible for at-home use.
Then, he had an idea: What if he could develop an industrial-grade air-purifying system that was smaller, less expensive, quiet, and stylish? His company now develops Jaspr air purifiers, which combine innovative design with unparalleled reliability. For $999, the device's filtration system captures 99.9% of ultra-fine particles as small as 0.1 microns and combats wildfire smoke, mold, allergens, and other common indoor air pollutants, bridging the gap between commercial and consumer use.
Feldstein joins this week's episode of the One Day with Jon Bier podcast to talk about his path to creating Jaspr and what he learned about........