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re: Can anyone recommend a good air purifier for my house?
Posted on 12/15/23 at 11:12 am to lsu777
Posted on 12/15/23 at 11:12 am to lsu777
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i do not think the UV does much if anything but i am glad i saved the money over the electronic filtration system.
with all my returns up stairs(open air returns) it made the most sense. add in the rainbow in the main area and 3 smaller rainbow filters and my wife and older kids have not had any problems despite pretty bad allergies.
I am going to replace all 3 of my units next year. I haven't even really thought about the filtration but guess I need to start looking at it all.
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Posted on 12/15/23 at 11:35 am to TheRouxGuru
My Rainbow Vacuum cleaner runs on idle 24 hours a day with a hepa filter
Posted on 12/15/23 at 11:56 am to TheRouxGuru
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My allergist and I have discussed this, and she seems to think since it’s just something in my house, I can try to take care of the problem instead of getting the shots
No offense but your allergist sounds like a quack if you’re this miserable at this time of year and she’s recommending you get an air purifier. Are you going to fight this for the rest of your life on and off if it’s being caused by a mild airborne mold? Why not just correct the actual problem and eliminate your immune response to it?
Posted on 12/15/23 at 12:09 pm to TheRouxGuru
Atmosphere air purifier
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The Atmosphere Sky™ Air Treatment System is the best performing HEPA air purifier among top competitors for removing allergens and other contaminants.* Plus, it’s the only air purifier among top competitors to reduce odors like cooking, pet, formaldehyde, mildew, and chemicals like ozone.**
The Atmosphere Sky™ Air Treatment System sets a new standard for home air quality with Inteliflow, our unique internal air circulation system. Inteliflow combines our particle sensor with a three-stage filtration system and a unique motor housing, resulting in cleaner air.
Particle sensor continuously monitors room air quality when the unit is on.
Three-stage filtration includes a washable pre-filter (captures large, airborne fibers and hair), replaceable HEPA filter (removes small airborne contaminants), and a replaceable carbon filter (reduces household odors and other contaminants).
Motor assembly features redesigned fan blades for optimized air flow.
Manage air quality and control the unit wirelessly with the Atmosphere Connect™ mobile app
The Atmosphere Sky™ Air Treatment System was engineered for better air.
Removes 99.99% of airborne particles as small as .0024 microns – that is 30,000 times smaller than a human hair, including over 300 contaminants (such as viruses, allergens, bacteria, mold, and mildew).
Reduces odors from smoke, cooking, pets, formaldehyde, and more.
Provides 300 cubic feet of clean air every minute in rooms up to 465 square feet.
Posted on 12/15/23 at 12:54 pm to TheRouxGuru
Austin Air. It’s the only clinically proven medical grade air purifier.
Posted on 12/15/23 at 1:25 pm to TheRouxGuru
Given how serious this is for you, have you considered having an indoor air quality (IAQ) assessment conducted on your home? You didn’t mention this in your post so I’m assuming you haven’t had this done.
A reputable independent firm/individual that can perform the assessment and interpret the results for you, but at the same time is not trying to sell you a particular equipment product, but might be able recommend equipment/devices based on the results. Easier to address the problem, if you can identify the potential cause(s).
I don’t have anyone I can recommend as I’ve never had to do this but perhaps other posters might.
Maybe some articles like these can assist
LINK
LINK
A reputable independent firm/individual that can perform the assessment and interpret the results for you, but at the same time is not trying to sell you a particular equipment product, but might be able recommend equipment/devices based on the results. Easier to address the problem, if you can identify the potential cause(s).
I don’t have anyone I can recommend as I’ve never had to do this but perhaps other posters might.
Maybe some articles like these can assist
LINK
LINK
Posted on 12/15/23 at 1:55 pm to CrawDude
I asked about in home air quality test kits a few posts back, so I have considered doing this, so thank you. I’ll check it out
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