HVAC Air Purification Systems /Carl

[Guest guest]

I would be most interested as to what choice of HVAC air purification system the

group could recommend. We have had a Air Bear on ours. We have no carpeting and

have wittled the Vocs down to very minimum however we really want to try to

purify and revitilize our homes air especially since I have MCS and am inside

all the time. I have been doing a lot of research and even tried out a unit from

our Heating and Cooling people who are going to come in and redue duckwork it

was called " HEALTHY CLIMATE " it is a no go as I am reacting to carbon filter in

it. Really would appreciate what you could tell me. We have looked at the ones

with a Catalylst in them. Many are saying. Don't spend the money get separate

room filters or use UVL's. Also that makes me think I should and need to ask.

With all the choices out there I just get more confused and frustrated. I would

especially like to hear what Mr. Grimes thinks, as he seems to be wealth of

information.

[Guest guest]

You will also need an airpurifier that filters fine particles (less than 1

micron). These are the ones that deep into the alveolar spaces and carry all

kinds of microbial toxins. The toxins easily enter the blood stream, crossing

the alveolr membranes.

You should all take heed. The indoor contaminants include mold by-products and

bacterial by-products. To zero in on mold spores means that you are missing the

upto 500 fold over spore counts of fine particles.

Jack-Dwayne: Thrasher, Ph.D.

Toxicologist/Immunotoxicologist/Fetaltoxicologist

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[Guest guest]

Jack,

So what brands/models do you use yourself and recommend? thanks, sue

You will also need an airpurifier that filters fine particles (less than

>1 micron). These are the ones that deep into the alveolar spaces and

>carry all kinds of microbial toxins. The toxins easily enter the blood

>stream, crossing the alveolr membranes.

>

>You should all take heed. The indoor contaminants include mold by-

>products and bacterial by-products. To zero in on mold spores means

>that you are missing the upto 500 fold over spore counts of fine particles.

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>Jack-Dwayne: Thrasher, Ph.D.

>Toxicologist/Immunotoxicologist/Fetaltoxicologist

>www.drthrasher.org

>toxicologist1@...

>Off: 916-745-4703

>Cell: 575-937-1150

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> L. Crawley, M.ED., LADC

>Trauma Specialist

>sandracrawley@...

>916-745-4703 - Off

>775-309-3994 - Cell

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