I have so much dust! Whats your opinion on the Ionic Breeze air filtering system?
Aug 27, 2007 by Just Jess | Posted in Cleaning & Laundry
I'm 20 years old. I employment full time + I am a full timecollege student living at where one lives stress - however my bedroom is more like a dorm room/undersized studio appartment. I have small siblings (Ages 5,7and8) and deplorably they dont respect my property (I guess its well-grounded a sibling thing) ..so ALL my stuff is kept in my bedroom (EVEN MY CAT!) ...
You're unquestionably thinking its terrible, but my bedroom is quite humongous. I have 2 large walk in closets and a bathroom. It at bottom is more like a studio appartment minus the larder.
PROBLEM = DUST! I think maybe becuase I have so much grit, it creates more dust. I often go through my things and get rid of things i dont difficulty/dont use. The other thing is that my bedroom door is always closed - I have 3 ample windows in here, and we have central air - but i dont think that the air pronouncement is as good as it would be if my door was opened more of the time.
I dust EVERY WEEKEND. It takes me about 4 hours to dust my bedroom!
Every week there seems to be MORE dust (And cat tresses!) than the week before.
I told my boyfriend how i feel like so much of my weekend is wasted dusting! (But I have to do it - i CANT spirited with dust. It makes me feel congested and mucky) and he mentioned the ionic breeze. He said you put it on and it sourt of sucks in dust and dander and other sick-making things from the air.
I DO have an airfilter thing in my bedroom. Its Giant and takes up a LOT of space - I run it about every day but i notice that when i DONT run it - the air property stays the same.
(And i dont use a regular duster, i use throw over away dusting cloths (usually swiffer) so that i'm not scarcely pushing dust around)
ANY suggestions/advice/products would be Fabulous.
I have an Ionic Pro, but I have been foiled. It fails to meet many of the claims. It is shut up in my bedroom the dust is not actually affected. It makes noises about every three days and needs to be cleaned. Cleaning is not strenuous but the plates need to air dry for 24 hours. Of by all means, you can purchase an extra set. It is expensive for no more than it helps. I also have a Bionaire hepa dribble that is similar in size and makes a huge dissimilarity in air quality and dust. Good Luck in the war on dust!
mistytue | Aug 27, 2007
Which air filter is better: The HoMedics Brethe or the Sharper Image Ionic Breeze?
Jun 22, 2007 by BUNguyenI | Posted in Other - Home & Garden
The Ionic breeze ionizes air to depart it towards metal plates and attract dirt and dust. The Brethe has a vortex locomotive that creates a mist from tap water and a botanical "chemical" that filters the air. The Brethe is about 60 bucks for a gauge unit and the Ionic breeze is about 120 dollars
I recently bought an Ionizer from Ebay and yes you exactly clean the Blades off when it is Dirty. It really works and with all the Allergens in the Air, Pets, Dust, Cigarette Smoke, and Molds its a horrendous thing to have in the Home..It will also, keep these things out of your Carpets and Curtains. Its well significance the Buy.
donna_honeycutt47 | Jun 30, 2007
How does an "Ionic Breeze" air purifier compare to an air purification device with a HEPA filter?
Jun 24, 2007 by Tyler C | Posted in Other - Home & Garden
Does an "Ionic Breeze Quadra" literally purify and move the air around a room as well as a less-marketed, often less-expensive HEPA purify device?
depends on if you fancy to buy replacement filters or not. I have a smaller version of the ionic breeze,about a foot loaded, and tho it doesnt move air like a fan does, it does move enough air to lift the dirt stick to its filter rods. its marvellous how much it picks up. I live in a dusty state, so I have to wholly them once a week or so, but thats all dirt I am not breathing. It does produce ozone, tho, which some say is not good for you, so I turn mine off at night when I am in the compartment. But it keeps the room smelling fresh while it is working. I have also tried several sieve type cleaners, also, but I dont like haveing to buy the dear hepa filters, and while they do filter the air pretty well, it gets to be a tribulation, because the store may discontinue them after a while, and I have to search for some other place to get them, etc. The ionic breeze never needs a eliminate, tho, I just wipe it down with a couple of handi wipes once a week, and thats it. I bought mine at a husbandry store for 5 bucks, tho... so Thats somewhat a discount from the Sharper Image price.
Nice Planet- I'll Take It | Jun 25, 2007
What is the market share of HEPA, Ozone, and Ionic to entire Air Filtration market?
Jan 21, 2007 by horizons20002 | Posted in Cleaning & Laundry
I’m doing a statement on air filtration devices and I’m trying to find the market allotment for HAPA filters, Ozone Filters, Ionic Filter (Ionic Breeze – Sharper Form) and overall how large the market is.
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sheila m | Jan 21, 2007
Ionic Breeze versus a HEPA Filter Air Purifier?
Oct 24, 2007 by Magnus01 | Posted in Cleaning & Laundry
I am taxing to minnimize the "stale air" get a whiff of mixed with food odors that we have in our apartment. My spouse is CRAVING brand-new air but not sure which one I should get. My grandmother had an IONIC Breeze type unit years ago and I loved the bouquet but not sure my spouse would respond the same. They nearly antagonism everything that I like so I am thinking about the air purifier with the charcoal place. Anybody have any luckw ith these? The "customer reviews" on Amazon.com and other websites seem as if they are written by the manufacturers anyway.
HEPA and a carbon cheesecloth would be my choice. Most of the Ionic Breeze type devices emit ozone, which is a main lung irritant and can cause asthma-like symptoms in fair about any one. Not to mention that ozone is very tough on furnishings.
Homelessness to read a scary story about ozone-producing "air purifiers"?
Try this course from a usenet group:
http://groups.google.com/crowd/rec.crafts.textiles.quilting/browse_frm/thesis/dcf334119a8b4ea4/a67a3603e8ac1f72?lnk=st&q=#a67a3603e8ac1f72
The upshot was, Karen ditched the "purifier" she'd borrowed from a familiar, and her asthma symptoms were gone in a few days...
kay | Oct 24, 2007
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