what is Indoor pollution hepa air cleaners?
Q. Can anybody tell me in detail what is Indoor pollution hepa air cleaners? From my point of view this air cleaners removing radioactive in the air. Thanks
Asked by saya_siapa2003 - Thu Jun 26 02:07:29 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. We have used HEPA Filtration in our products for years. They are a very fine filter that offers up to 99.999 % efficiency of filtering out the specific pollutants. They work on the same theory as your home filters in your house - air passes through them and the particles are caught. Big trick is - if it bypasses the filter it leaves just as dirty. But more importantly, it sounds like you're wondering what they are used for - in home use would be in a smokers home, a person with allergies, someone who fries a lot - someone with pets, etc. Anywhere that you really want to get a better filtration of your air. Be careful when just installing them in your furnace/ac - the best ones can reduce the speed the air going through your unit. Make… [cont.]
Answered by Karen S - Thu Jun 26 03:17:33 2008
Q. Can anybody tell me in detail what is Indoor pollution hepa air cleaners? From my point of view this air cleaners removing radioactive in the air. Thanks
Asked by saya_siapa2003 - Thu Jun 26 02:07:29 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. We have used HEPA Filtration in our products for years. They are a very fine filter that offers up to 99.999 % efficiency of filtering out the specific pollutants. They work on the same theory as your home filters in your house - air passes through them and the particles are caught. Big trick is - if it bypasses the filter it leaves just as dirty. But more importantly, it sounds like you're wondering what they are used for - in home use would be in a smokers home, a person with allergies, someone who fries a lot - someone with pets, etc. Anywhere that you really want to get a better filtration of your air. Be careful when just installing them in your furnace/ac - the best ones can reduce the speed the air going through your unit. Make… [cont.]
Answered by Karen S - Thu Jun 26 03:17:33 2008
Can somone explain the CADR ratings for Air Cleaners? What Categories, What ranges for the numbers, etc?
Q. Looking to buy an air cleaner. CADR ratings: Smoke:180 Dust: 180 Pollen: 210 Most interested in one that handles Animal Dander and Dust, but don't know what are good numbers to help choose and air cleaner.
Asked by joeflaherty - Wed Jan 23 14:48:09 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. My mother has emphysema with breathing difficulties so three of us kids pitched in and bought her a Oreck air filter and if there is a better one I don't know. The Oreck XL Professional is expensive but by far the easiest to maintain and one heck of a maintenance package. Here is a link to their website and by the way, they have a sale on now too.
Answered by unknown - Thu Jan 24 02:03:25 2008
Q. Looking to buy an air cleaner. CADR ratings: Smoke:180 Dust: 180 Pollen: 210 Most interested in one that handles Animal Dander and Dust, but don't know what are good numbers to help choose and air cleaner.
Asked by joeflaherty - Wed Jan 23 14:48:09 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. My mother has emphysema with breathing difficulties so three of us kids pitched in and bought her a Oreck air filter and if there is a better one I don't know. The Oreck XL Professional is expensive but by far the easiest to maintain and one heck of a maintenance package. Here is a link to their website and by the way, they have a sale on now too.
Answered by unknown - Thu Jan 24 02:03:25 2008
can you tell me about Ozone Generators that are Sold as Air Cleaners? Are they good for asthma?
Q. I'm trying to buy an air purifier and there are many of them out there...why the ozone generateors have a bad reputation?
Asked by Beverly Hills Real Estate Agent - Mon Apr 2 00:50:56 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. According to the scientific research ozone can be quite harmful you can look at what the environmental protection agency has to say at this site: How is Ozone Harmful? The same chemical properties that allow high concentrations of ozone to react with organic material outside the body give it the ability to react with similar organic material that makes up the body, and potentially cause harmful health consequences. When inhaled, ozone can damage the lungs (see - "Ozone and Your Health" - www.epa.gov/airnow/brochu re.html). Relatively low amounts can cause chest pain, coughing, shortness of breath, and, throat irritation. Ozone may also worsen chronic respiratory diseases such as asthma and compromise the ability of the body to fight… [cont.]
Answered by lotus_of_peace - Mon Apr 2 08:27:22 2007
Q. I'm trying to buy an air purifier and there are many of them out there...why the ozone generateors have a bad reputation?
Asked by Beverly Hills Real Estate Agent - Mon Apr 2 00:50:56 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. According to the scientific research ozone can be quite harmful you can look at what the environmental protection agency has to say at this site: How is Ozone Harmful? The same chemical properties that allow high concentrations of ozone to react with organic material outside the body give it the ability to react with similar organic material that makes up the body, and potentially cause harmful health consequences. When inhaled, ozone can damage the lungs (see - "Ozone and Your Health" - www.epa.gov/airnow/brochu re.html). Relatively low amounts can cause chest pain, coughing, shortness of breath, and, throat irritation. Ozone may also worsen chronic respiratory diseases such as asthma and compromise the ability of the body to fight… [cont.]
Answered by lotus_of_peace - Mon Apr 2 08:27:22 2007
Are ionic air cleaners effective for allergy to tree & plant pollen?
Q. I'm in Florida and the air is full of pollens including lots of live oak. Is the ionic air cleaner effective in reducing allergic reaction? Are the filter types more effective? It is controversial on google. I'm hoping to hear some personal experiences. Thanks.
Asked by kyq - Wed Mar 14 02:05:23 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I am sure this will tick off the ionic breeze owners but here you go any way; as one other person suggested, do a google on it and see what you find. Consider this, these contraptions, in principle, generate positive ions that are released into the air, right, okay, but how are they distributed around the house? My point is that they aren't. Yes, these ions can be attracted to and will attach to a number of things floating in the air but only upon contact and only if these particles find their way into the room with the machine and within a few feet of the machine. Those things can't produce enough ions to cover your whole house, much less an entire room, and if they did it would be dangerous and unhealthy. In order to cover the… [cont.]
Answered by GK - Wed Mar 14 03:43:58 2007
Q. I'm in Florida and the air is full of pollens including lots of live oak. Is the ionic air cleaner effective in reducing allergic reaction? Are the filter types more effective? It is controversial on google. I'm hoping to hear some personal experiences. Thanks.
Asked by kyq - Wed Mar 14 02:05:23 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I am sure this will tick off the ionic breeze owners but here you go any way; as one other person suggested, do a google on it and see what you find. Consider this, these contraptions, in principle, generate positive ions that are released into the air, right, okay, but how are they distributed around the house? My point is that they aren't. Yes, these ions can be attracted to and will attach to a number of things floating in the air but only upon contact and only if these particles find their way into the room with the machine and within a few feet of the machine. Those things can't produce enough ions to cover your whole house, much less an entire room, and if they did it would be dangerous and unhealthy. In order to cover the… [cont.]
Answered by GK - Wed Mar 14 03:43:58 2007
Does the de-ionization effect of room air cleaners also kill bugs?
Q. Does the de-ionization effect of room air cleaners also kill bugs?
Asked by politicallyyours - Fri May 11 08:50:56 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I assume you mean those ionic ones, I don't think so, if anything if a bug flies in front it should just end up dustier from the ionic wind.
Answered by Luis - Fri May 11 09:17:27 2007
Q. Does the de-ionization effect of room air cleaners also kill bugs?
Asked by politicallyyours - Fri May 11 08:50:56 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I assume you mean those ionic ones, I don't think so, if anything if a bug flies in front it should just end up dustier from the ionic wind.
Answered by Luis - Fri May 11 09:17:27 2007
Does anyone have an opinion on Edenpure Vs. Ionic Brease Air Cleaners?
Q. What's best for dust and pet cat hair?
Asked by acsearch2006 - Tue May 2 16:40:29 2006 - - 9 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Sorry guys, I just saw on the news Friday that air cleaners such as these if used over a period of a few months, drop your air quality inside your home. They said that your home's air quality would be the same as a smoggy day in California. So you may want to think twice about using them.
Answered by katie13 - Sun May 14 07:02:45 2006
Q. What's best for dust and pet cat hair?
Asked by acsearch2006 - Tue May 2 16:40:29 2006 - - 9 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Sorry guys, I just saw on the news Friday that air cleaners such as these if used over a period of a few months, drop your air quality inside your home. They said that your home's air quality would be the same as a smoggy day in California. So you may want to think twice about using them.
Answered by katie13 - Sun May 14 07:02:45 2006
What is the meaning of HEPA when talking about air cleaners?
Q. What is the meaning of HEPA when talking about air cleaners?
Asked by wisegari - Tue Nov 28 15:47:37 2006 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. High Efficiency Particle Arrestance(HEPA) is a filter media which is 99.97% or more efficient against 0.3 micron size particle (a human hair is roughly 40 microns) at the face velocity of 10.5 feet/minute (FPM).
Answered by lisa w - Tue Nov 28 16:16:12 2006
Q. What is the meaning of HEPA when talking about air cleaners?
Asked by wisegari - Tue Nov 28 15:47:37 2006 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. High Efficiency Particle Arrestance(HEPA) is a filter media which is 99.97% or more efficient against 0.3 micron size particle (a human hair is roughly 40 microns) at the face velocity of 10.5 feet/minute (FPM).
Answered by lisa w - Tue Nov 28 16:16:12 2006
do electronic whole house air cleaners really work?
Q. do electronic whole house air cleaners really work?
Asked by joncowley - Mon May 1 21:33:58 2006 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes very well if you invest and get a good one
Answered by canuticklemepink - Mon May 1 21:37:18 2006
Q. do electronic whole house air cleaners really work?
Asked by joncowley - Mon May 1 21:33:58 2006 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes very well if you invest and get a good one
Answered by canuticklemepink - Mon May 1 21:37:18 2006
It is important to clean the Air ducts, is working the Air Duct Cleaners?
Q. It is important to clean the Air ducts, is working the Air Duct Cleaners?
Asked by Carla P - Sat Jul 22 16:21:38 2006 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Look in one of yours to see. If mold is there then attention is needed. 30 plus years in my house and have never cleaned the ducts. I do clean the air return space under the unit and try to change the filter regularly. I think you can buy a spray to seal dust in ducting if necessary.
Answered by xtrapr - Sat Jul 22 16:33:57 2006
Q. It is important to clean the Air ducts, is working the Air Duct Cleaners?
Asked by Carla P - Sat Jul 22 16:21:38 2006 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Look in one of yours to see. If mold is there then attention is needed. 30 plus years in my house and have never cleaned the ducts. I do clean the air return space under the unit and try to change the filter regularly. I think you can buy a spray to seal dust in ducting if necessary.
Answered by xtrapr - Sat Jul 22 16:33:57 2006
has anyone used those air powered drain cleaners?
Q. you know, those gadgets like they sell on HSN or QVC which look like a pistol, and force a quick blast of air into a clogged drain. just wondering if they really work on tough clogs before i pick one up. tnx
Asked by mark n - Thu Jan 18 22:53:13 2007 - - 4 Answers - 1 Comments
A. This type of drain "Cleaner" should not be used. A plunger or drain "Snake" are much more effective. If you think about it, blasting air down the drain is more likely to push the clog tighter into the drain rather than unclogging it. A plunger will push and pull the clog to free it and a snake will push through the clog and break it up.
Answered by Look on the bright side. - Thu Jan 18 23:51:52 2007
Q. you know, those gadgets like they sell on HSN or QVC which look like a pistol, and force a quick blast of air into a clogged drain. just wondering if they really work on tough clogs before i pick one up. tnx
Asked by mark n - Thu Jan 18 22:53:13 2007 - - 4 Answers - 1 Comments
A. This type of drain "Cleaner" should not be used. A plunger or drain "Snake" are much more effective. If you think about it, blasting air down the drain is more likely to push the clog tighter into the drain rather than unclogging it. A plunger will push and pull the clog to free it and a snake will push through the clog and break it up.
Answered by Look on the bright side. - Thu Jan 18 23:51:52 2007
what is the purpose of oil in carburators air cleaners?
Q. what is the purpose of oil in carburators air cleaners?
Asked by esmandao2003 - Thu Sep 11 07:05:38 2008 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I think you might mean WHY theres oil in your air cleaner (maybe?) since no factory bike (at lease any made in the last 20 years have oil soaked air cleaner boxes, and you didnt say air filter) if thats the case then most bikes send the oil breather back to the air cleaner for re burn...good for emissions bad for your air box..most bikes also have a drain for the oil its usually a CLEAR hose with a plug at the bottom of the air cleaner box or at the VERY bottom of the bike with other hoses for drainage...you should only get no more then half and ounce MAX if you get more either there is a problem with your engine, you over filled the engine with motor oil or you pulled the wrong one :)
Answered by Ronsoy - Fri Sep 12 04:21:22 2008
Q. what is the purpose of oil in carburators air cleaners?
Asked by esmandao2003 - Thu Sep 11 07:05:38 2008 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I think you might mean WHY theres oil in your air cleaner (maybe?) since no factory bike (at lease any made in the last 20 years have oil soaked air cleaner boxes, and you didnt say air filter) if thats the case then most bikes send the oil breather back to the air cleaner for re burn...good for emissions bad for your air box..most bikes also have a drain for the oil its usually a CLEAR hose with a plug at the bottom of the air cleaner box or at the VERY bottom of the bike with other hoses for drainage...you should only get no more then half and ounce MAX if you get more either there is a problem with your engine, you over filled the engine with motor oil or you pulled the wrong one :)
Answered by Ronsoy - Fri Sep 12 04:21:22 2008
Does air travelling via a simple fan through an electrostatic filter (like Filtrete) get ionized?
Q. Just to clarify a prior question, I had; I've heard that ionized air can be potentially harmful (i.e. free radicals) so I want to avoid air cleaners that ionize air. The 3M Filtrete electrostatic polyolefin-based filters (very common in furnace filters, and now as part of a standalone air purifier) are pre-charged with a static charge to attract dirt, dust, and particles of inflowing air. My question is, as non-ionized (regular) air travels through the filter (via a simple fan, there is no ionizer involved) is there any way that it could pick up any of the charge on the electrostatic filter, or that the air can become somewhat ionized in any way or form after it leaves the filter? Now, AFAIK, air doesn't conduct charges well, so my guess… [cont.]
Asked by Joe Jevers - Tue Sep 25 10:49:52 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. No, this isn't possible. The static charge is basically "fixed". If it were possible, it would discharge pretty quickly in the bag, well before you purchased and installed it.
Answered by Brian A - Tue Sep 25 11:47:31 2007
Q. Just to clarify a prior question, I had; I've heard that ionized air can be potentially harmful (i.e. free radicals) so I want to avoid air cleaners that ionize air. The 3M Filtrete electrostatic polyolefin-based filters (very common in furnace filters, and now as part of a standalone air purifier) are pre-charged with a static charge to attract dirt, dust, and particles of inflowing air. My question is, as non-ionized (regular) air travels through the filter (via a simple fan, there is no ionizer involved) is there any way that it could pick up any of the charge on the electrostatic filter, or that the air can become somewhat ionized in any way or form after it leaves the filter? Now, AFAIK, air doesn't conduct charges well, so my guess… [cont.]
Asked by Joe Jevers - Tue Sep 25 10:49:52 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. No, this isn't possible. The static charge is basically "fixed". If it were possible, it would discharge pretty quickly in the bag, well before you purchased and installed it.
Answered by Brian A - Tue Sep 25 11:47:31 2007
why do our ionic air cleaners make a buzzing/crackling sound?
Q. why do our ionic air cleaners make a buzzing/crackling sound?
Asked by rascaljazzy - Tue Jan 9 00:35:58 2007 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Actually you might want to investigate the harmful effects ionic air cleaners can create. From what I understand it emits dangerous ozone levels in your home. If its broke don't fix it. I would do some research before using it again. If anything simply use a better filter in your A/C. I hope that helps.
Answered by Satanic Panic - Tue Jan 9 00:47:41 2007
Q. why do our ionic air cleaners make a buzzing/crackling sound?
Asked by rascaljazzy - Tue Jan 9 00:35:58 2007 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Actually you might want to investigate the harmful effects ionic air cleaners can create. From what I understand it emits dangerous ozone levels in your home. If its broke don't fix it. I would do some research before using it again. If anything simply use a better filter in your A/C. I hope that helps.
Answered by Satanic Panic - Tue Jan 9 00:47:41 2007
Air cleaners for a 1980 firebird with a rochester 2bbl carb does anyone know if there is a manufactured adapto
Q. well the opening is round on the air cleaner and the carb has a butterfly design, I am searching for an adaptor or an air cleaner that fits
Asked by 80 firebird owner - Tue May 22 00:18:54 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. for the 2 barrel i have never heard of an adaptor and for that mater i have never heard of anyone having a problem since most rodchester spec aircleaners are wide enough to cover it even if its up to a four barrel
Answered by firebirdws62168 - Thu May 24 22:37:45 2007
Q. well the opening is round on the air cleaner and the carb has a butterfly design, I am searching for an adaptor or an air cleaner that fits
Asked by 80 firebird owner - Tue May 22 00:18:54 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. for the 2 barrel i have never heard of an adaptor and for that mater i have never heard of anyone having a problem since most rodchester spec aircleaners are wide enough to cover it even if its up to a four barrel
Answered by firebirdws62168 - Thu May 24 22:37:45 2007
I clean houses and vehicles. What is the best way to get smoke smell out of the air?
Q. Looking for ways to get cigerette smoke smell out of the air and leather upolstery. Carpets can be shampooed which helps somewhat. I have used the charcoal air cleaners you get in stores and set around after cleaning, but looking for any ideas for other ways.
Asked by Alibigirl - Fri Oct 3 07:02:21 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. In addition to what Mom of 2 Great Boys said, use vinegar: I understand that bowls of vinegar are good for absorbing odors such as cigarettes, and I've found it to be a good little cleaner in general- especially for glass. Good luck!
Answered by Tigger - Fri Oct 3 07:53:33 2008
Q. Looking for ways to get cigerette smoke smell out of the air and leather upolstery. Carpets can be shampooed which helps somewhat. I have used the charcoal air cleaners you get in stores and set around after cleaning, but looking for any ideas for other ways.
Asked by Alibigirl - Fri Oct 3 07:02:21 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. In addition to what Mom of 2 Great Boys said, use vinegar: I understand that bowls of vinegar are good for absorbing odors such as cigarettes, and I've found it to be a good little cleaner in general- especially for glass. Good luck!
Answered by Tigger - Fri Oct 3 07:53:33 2008
does anyone have info on air-cleaners?
Q. I have a lrg oreck which no longer works. I've seen 2 for 1 ads about Sharper Image but in looking on the internet they have poor reviews. Primarily I seek air cleaning or dust removal. The extra bio scrubing is not required (but nice). Sharper Image seems to have multiple devices with various claims along with reviews disputing them.
Asked by stepho409 - Mon Sep 25 15:36:19 2006 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The best filters are HEPA filters. They are used in microbiology labs to filter bacteria and viruses out of the air. Electrostatic filters do ok. The problem is that most put ozone (they rarely call it that, they refer to negative ions) into the air. Ozone is a free radical and a pollutant. Avoid anything that has an ozonator in it.
Answered by inverse_mushroom_cloud - Mon Sep 25 16:07:39 2006
Q. I have a lrg oreck which no longer works. I've seen 2 for 1 ads about Sharper Image but in looking on the internet they have poor reviews. Primarily I seek air cleaning or dust removal. The extra bio scrubing is not required (but nice). Sharper Image seems to have multiple devices with various claims along with reviews disputing them.
Asked by stepho409 - Mon Sep 25 15:36:19 2006 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The best filters are HEPA filters. They are used in microbiology labs to filter bacteria and viruses out of the air. Electrostatic filters do ok. The problem is that most put ozone (they rarely call it that, they refer to negative ions) into the air. Ozone is a free radical and a pollutant. Avoid anything that has an ozonator in it.
Answered by inverse_mushroom_cloud - Mon Sep 25 16:07:39 2006
Does it affect furnace efficency by putting filters in room cold air returns?
Q. My furnace is a Lennox Pulse forced air with air cleaners on one side.
Asked by Frank Z - Fri Oct 24 08:05:49 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. the more filters you have in the system the better the air quality,,,because it gets more of the dirt and dust out of the air. However you should keep your eye on them and dont let them get too clogged up where it would affect the air flow.
Answered by alvarz - Fri Oct 24 08:27:40 2008
Q. My furnace is a Lennox Pulse forced air with air cleaners on one side.
Asked by Frank Z - Fri Oct 24 08:05:49 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. the more filters you have in the system the better the air quality,,,because it gets more of the dirt and dust out of the air. However you should keep your eye on them and dont let them get too clogged up where it would affect the air flow.
Answered by alvarz - Fri Oct 24 08:27:40 2008
Do Vacuum Cleaners Cause Some Dust To Go Into The Air?
Q. I am aware vacuums absorb dust from the carpet but does their force also cause dust to be blown into the air? Please respond and thanks!
Asked by rita s - Sat Feb 21 14:43:52 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Some dust does go back out the vacuum's exhaust. the better filter that you have on the vacuum the less dust it will spew out. However you are vacuuming up far more dust than what is being put back into the air. If you have severe allergies or respiratory problem you can always wear a mask while vacuuming.
Answered by Amanda I - Sat Feb 21 15:39:08 2009
Q. I am aware vacuums absorb dust from the carpet but does their force also cause dust to be blown into the air? Please respond and thanks!
Asked by rita s - Sat Feb 21 14:43:52 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Some dust does go back out the vacuum's exhaust. the better filter that you have on the vacuum the less dust it will spew out. However you are vacuuming up far more dust than what is being put back into the air. If you have severe allergies or respiratory problem you can always wear a mask while vacuuming.
Answered by Amanda I - Sat Feb 21 15:39:08 2009
what would be the best air cleaner for asthma?
Q. There are so many air cleaners out there and I need to know what would be the best. I have asthma and need one for that purpose. I really dont want to spend a lot of money. I read alot about Oreck. Any suggestions> thanks
Asked by Janet S - Sat Apr 26 06:43:32 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Surprisingly, most experts would NOT recommend air purifiers as 1st-line treatments for allergies or asthma. There is limited medical evidence supporting their routine use in these situations. These devices generally won't work unless your asthma triggers are eliminated from the room. Instead, work on eliminating your triggers from your home. Common ones include dust mites, pet dander (especially cats, birds), pollen, and more. Start by removing heavy rugs & drapes from your bedroom. Wash your bed linens regularly. Keep your home as dust-free as possible. Consider using a vaccum cleaner with a HEPA filter, to avoid blowing dusts into the air. If your symptoms continue and still want an air purifier, get one with a HEPA filter. Avoid… [cont.]
Answered by Dr. C - Sat Apr 26 07:30:39 2008
Q. There are so many air cleaners out there and I need to know what would be the best. I have asthma and need one for that purpose. I really dont want to spend a lot of money. I read alot about Oreck. Any suggestions> thanks
Asked by Janet S - Sat Apr 26 06:43:32 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Surprisingly, most experts would NOT recommend air purifiers as 1st-line treatments for allergies or asthma. There is limited medical evidence supporting their routine use in these situations. These devices generally won't work unless your asthma triggers are eliminated from the room. Instead, work on eliminating your triggers from your home. Common ones include dust mites, pet dander (especially cats, birds), pollen, and more. Start by removing heavy rugs & drapes from your bedroom. Wash your bed linens regularly. Keep your home as dust-free as possible. Consider using a vaccum cleaner with a HEPA filter, to avoid blowing dusts into the air. If your symptoms continue and still want an air purifier, get one with a HEPA filter. Avoid… [cont.]
Answered by Dr. C - Sat Apr 26 07:30:39 2008
does Air Cleaners & Purifiers works?
Q. I want to ask if they do clean the air in your house. I found that when im at home i feel like im smelling in alot of dust, i think this is becaouse my mom dust very less. i ask my mom if she can buy one, but she said that it is no use. Is it? should i buy one?
Asked by -Vanessa <3 - Tue Feb 10 23:57:20 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes, they deff do work.
Answered by kitkat TTC - Wed Feb 11 00:04:31 2009
Q. I want to ask if they do clean the air in your house. I found that when im at home i feel like im smelling in alot of dust, i think this is becaouse my mom dust very less. i ask my mom if she can buy one, but she said that it is no use. Is it? should i buy one?
Asked by -Vanessa <3 - Tue Feb 10 23:57:20 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes, they deff do work.
Answered by kitkat TTC - Wed Feb 11 00:04:31 2009
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