Re: Can anyone recommend an air cleaner???

[Guest guest]

I use the honewell and make sure its a hepa filter. You do have to change the

prefilters every so often and the hepas every year but I have them in every

room of my house. They have discontinued some of the models but if you go to

Airdelights.com you can find them.

I tried an ionizer air cleaner and it affected me like the small ozone

aircleaners. Like it wants to rip out my chest. Thats just me.

Janet

[Guest guest]

I use the honewell and make sure its a hepa filter. You do have to change the

prefilters every so often and the hepas every year but I have them in every

room of my house. They have discontinued some of the models but if you go to

Airdelights.com you can find them.

I tried an ionizer air cleaner and it affected me like the small ozone

aircleaners. Like it wants to rip out my chest. Thats just me.

Janet

[Guest guest]

The honey well products I use have odor rings as well

[Guest guest]

The honey well products I use have odor rings as well

[Guest guest]

I have several AllerAir machines in my house. If you have chemical

sensitivities - they are they best. Besides being made of metal instead of

plastic(like Honeywell), they even have a special MCS model (which I have in

my bedroom): it uses different filters and glue. I used Allermed before

getting these and I must say that Aller Air is much better. However, they

are very expensive. I got mine thru NEEDS.com - very helpful people.

I do open my windows for short periods of time when I can. However, outdoor

pollens and molds are problematic for me -so I have to be careful. Having

my air filters running 24/7 makes a big difference.

Saralee Rosen

homerose@...

I'm afraid to take a breath where I live. I have the windows open all the

time. I'm working on house but it isn't 'clean' yet. Pretty soon it will

be too cold for the open windows, can anyone recommend an air cleaner. I

don't like the idea of ozonator. I think it is good to clean out an empty

room or area but I don't know if I feel comfortable with thought of them

going all the time. I am thinking of hepa filter kind. I can't put one on

my furnance since I am going to move next spring or hope to anyway so the

cost wouldn't be reasonable. However I could put a room air purifier in my

bedroom and also one in my home office.

I know of the Honeywell. I've recently heard of the Health Pro. Is there

anywhere where they are rated?

Thanks

[Guest guest]

I have several AllerAir machines in my house. If you have chemical

sensitivities - they are they best. Besides being made of metal instead of

plastic(like Honeywell), they even have a special MCS model (which I have in

my bedroom): it uses different filters and glue. I used Allermed before

getting these and I must say that Aller Air is much better. However, they

are very expensive. I got mine thru NEEDS.com - very helpful people.

I do open my windows for short periods of time when I can. However, outdoor

pollens and molds are problematic for me -so I have to be careful. Having

my air filters running 24/7 makes a big difference.

Saralee Rosen

homerose@...

I'm afraid to take a breath where I live. I have the windows open all the

time. I'm working on house but it isn't 'clean' yet. Pretty soon it will

be too cold for the open windows, can anyone recommend an air cleaner. I

don't like the idea of ozonator. I think it is good to clean out an empty

room or area but I don't know if I feel comfortable with thought of them

going all the time. I am thinking of hepa filter kind. I can't put one on

my furnance since I am going to move next spring or hope to anyway so the

cost wouldn't be reasonable. However I could put a room air purifier in my

bedroom and also one in my home office.

I know of the Honeywell. I've recently heard of the Health Pro. Is there

anywhere where they are rated?

Thanks