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ITS ONLY FOR A SMALL ROOM. WHICH HAS MADD DUST THAT CAUSES ALLERGIES.

Lavone

I recently bought the Vocarb 5000 from AllerAir. Everytime I try using it, the room gets extremely hot and the air smells weird. My eyes also begin to itch. Could mine be malfunctioning? Is there any danger? Or, from experience, can anyone tell me if it is normal for such air purifiers to heat a room up, or perhaps introduce an odd odor or something into the air.

As the air purifier is brand new, there should be nothing in the filters. Is it typical of new products, particularly electronics and things like air purifiers, to emit such odors when new? The fact that my eyes itch when around is what has me pensive, and it isn’t just me. When somebody else was in the room, there eyes itched also.

Is there any possibility, at all, that the air purifier is putting out something toxic into the air? Could it be a health hazard?
Could it by that the filter is merely taking all the moisture out of the air, and that’s what’s drying out my eyes?
No, mine does not have an ionizer.

Titus

I have done the baking soda thing, the steam cleaning thing, the enzyme remover thing… and the smell continues to return. I have just moved into a new apartment and the previous people who lived there had cats as well. I believe my male cat is marking his territory even though he has been neutered. The basement is damp which I believe is worsening the odour. I want to buy a dehumidifier or an air purifier but I don’t want to spend a crazy amount of money. I have seen that air purifiers can dry out the air as well. I’m just not sure which would be a better option. And yes I have thought about the all in one, but again don’t want to spend a crazy amount of money. Help?

Adria

Is a Fresh Air by EcoQuest air purifier safe?

Luella

Hi all - I’m looking to buy an air purifier for my bedroom (just over 150 sq.ft.), to help reduce dust, airborne allergens, etc. My mother smokes a lot, which also doesn’t help. Having been diagnosed with a (very) minor, restrictive lung disease, I’d like to start taking better care of my health - especially in regards to respiration. We do have the general air filter attached to the A/C / heating unit, but I would like something more.

Doing some research, I thought I would just get the Sharper Image Ionic Breeze, but have read many terrible things about it - specifically, the ozone produced is VERY bad for your health. Looking around, I found the Blueair 250E Digital Air Purifier (http://www.achooallergy.com/blueair250eairpurifier.asp#product_reviews) and the Air Lights Plasma Air Purifier (http://reviews.ebay.com/Review-of-the-Air-Lights-Plasma-Air-Purifier_W0QQugidZ10000000002480036).

I’m leaning towards the Blueair, but would like others input and suggestions!

Adeline

I just bought a used one (brand new condition) because my boyfriend is allergic to my cats.

Should I run it all the time? Or just for a day before he comes over? And will it do better on the ground or up on a table?

Robt

ours worked for 6 months and been needing filters every 3/4 weeks.

Alec

I need help with narrative writing.

Can you help me with any errors or advices?
My sentences are not so smooth and flowy.

1) The world’s first advanced adoption of nano filtration, and success in achieving a breakthrough with Coway’s acknowledgeable filter layer in water purifier system by producing the Ionized water system and disinfectants generation system by water electrolysis without any chemical, were the miracles that Coway’s constant efforts had made possible. And these contributions can be approved and recognized through our quality of air purifier.

2) Coway’s advanced, personal, and capability-adjustable filter works to minimize the hidden danger from unobservable sources by completely eliminating the viruses that can cause Human Influenza and Legionnaire’s Disease for today’s people who spend most of time indoors, and extinguishing toxic compounds that breed from birds cages, and depurating detrimental materials blown during harsh stormy weather.

Stefan

I currently live with a smoker (mother’s boyfriend) who smokes inside the house. I need something to purify the air to get rid of the smoke because 1) I **** the smell and 2) I don’t want it to build up in my lungs. Whats the best type/brand? HEPA, Ionizers? What brands? Thanks.
By this I don’t mean a spray like Febreze, I mean an electronic air purifier. Thanks.

Christi

also, no ozone and a charcoal filter would be good.

Vennie