Air Purifier?
Jan 24, 2008 by three_21gogogo | Posted in Decorating & Remodeling
I have an air purifier that covers a 12'X14' range, and I recently moved so the room is bigger now. If I were to buy the punctilious same one could I put the 2 in the same room and would they be able to cover the bigger stay together?
Yes
keif_1 | Jan 24, 2008
How long should an air purifier take to start working?
Jan 25, 2008 by kid_at_heart | Posted in Allergies
This is an lone room air purifier. We've had it running in the room for five days and it hasn't made a inconsistency at all. Does it take longer?
if it hasn't made a transformation try a new one.
i have one in my kids room because she has bad allergies.
she goes to bed with a fetid nose and wakes up fine.
go to the store and ask the stake's opinion on their "favorite" air purifier
i'm certain it will work
Lindsey C | Jan 25, 2008
How well an air purifier work in a baby room to control dust?
Feb 25, 2008 by Yarra | Posted in Newborn & Baby
Since we have an old carpeted fllor it holds an ugly lot of dust. I am thinking of purchasing an air purifier since I hate my mollycoddle to inhale all that dirt.
Have you ever tried one and how well it works to button dust? Is it noisey? What type of air purifier would best gratify my needs.
Thanks in advance..
I old one in my sons room for a few years when he was young. We also lived in an old company which is why i used one. I don't remember what brand it was, because that was more than 13 years ago, but it was virtuous from Kmart. It was quiet and worked quite well, as it had a weed out that needed to be washed out weekly i was able to see all the yuk that it had controlled.
bellie19752000 | Feb 25, 2008
What air purifier is best for keeping a small room dust-free? Also what can i use to clean a dusty room?
Aug 19, 2007 by joe | Posted in Cleaning & Laundry
I am persuasive into my frat house in a few days and my roomate says the apartment is covered in thick dust, i need to buy an air purifier but i dont conscious which is best, i am looking to spend under $125. Also i lack to know if there is any cleaning supplies or things i can use on the carpeting which is very dusty and mucky. Also the mattress in the room is dusty. Thanks for your staff.
Chances are if you are in college you have a Walmart attached you... Get some microfiber cloths.. You can find them in the automotive segment for 12 for $4.. They are great at removing dust/gunge w/o using chemicals.... ! Just wet or use dry and it will inveigle accoutrements dust/dirt and they are reuseable... Honourable don't use with dryer sheets or liquid core softner... Get yourself a vacuum and do your best to vacuum the carpet and your mattress..If I were you I would also get at Walmart a mattress charge that zips all the way around the mattress to provide a barrier between you/mattress.. God only skilled in's what's happened there ! Ditto for your pillows... ! If you don't have a traditional vacuum for about $50 get yourself a shop vac.. It works absolutely well for furniture and it does have carpeting attachments and you can use it on your car as well.. It's reasonably, masculine and good for wet spills as well as dry ! I have a CRAFTMAN 6 GAl. with attachements it's instrumentality sized and I use it to vacuum my furniture ! It can be put in a closet as well ! Proper luck
pebblespro | Aug 19, 2007
How fast does an air purifier work and when do you start noticing the difference?
Nov 07, 2006 by dee | Posted in Respiratory Diseases
I'm about to obtain an air purifier and I want to know how fast will I notiice results. Does anybody have asthma and has an air purifier, and have any testimonials.
I have COPD. I have purchased air purifiers off and on for years. From top of the road on down. I have had two running at one time.
I honestly could never see a difference in the air supremacy in my home. I was happier with the windows open. (out of sorts permitting)
I would never buy another one.
Katetrinity | Nov 07, 2006