Re: Re: Air purifers for chemicals

[Guest guest]

I use a Honeywell air cleaner no charcoal though

In a message dated 1/21/2011 2:28:11 P.M. Eastern Standard Time,

apami@... writes:

The same thing happened to me. I bought one, can't remember the brand now,

and it smelled awful of plastic and machinery. It off-gassed a terrible

odor and contaminated the room so I couldn't be in it for 3 weeks. They

wouldn't take it back, so I'm stuck with it. I think I will run it for several

weeks outside or in a room that doesn't matter to off-gas it completely so I

can eventually use it. I am off-gassing a dehumidifier now in a room where

I don't stay and hopefully it will finally quit smelling too.

anita

[Guest guest]

ALlergy.com sells aircleaners. Not promoting just saying

In a message dated 1/21/2011 2:27:49 P.M. Eastern Standard Time,

glypella@... writes:

That's odd. I've heard of others doing the same thing too. Austin also

is very loud. Be sure to check comparison charts. Rabbit Air has one

at: _http://www.rabbitair.com/air-purifier-reviews-comparison.aspx_

(http://www.rabbitair.com/air-purifier-reviews-comparison.aspx)

Rabbit Air's CDR rate is lower than some, but it works well for me.

Another nice feature is the automatic odor detector that DOES work.

Don't ever click on allergybuyersclub.com unless you want a zillion

cookies that never end.

Barth

www.presenting.net/sbs/sbs.html

SUBMIT YOUR DOCTOR: www.presenting.net/sbs/molddoctors.html

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s> One thing to think about-I bought an Austin and spent tons of money

only to find that the machine itself was offgassing something chemical and

awful! I had to return it.

s> If you find something that works for chemicals and does not smell,

please let me know!

s> Surella

[Guest guest]

National Allergy sorry

[Guest guest]

That's odd. I've heard of others doing the same thing too. Austin also

is very loud. Be sure to check comparison charts. Rabbit Air has one

at: http://www.rabbitair.com/air-purifier-reviews-comparison.aspx

Rabbit Air's CDR rate is lower than some, but it works well for me.

Another nice feature is the automatic odor detector that DOES work.

Don't ever click on allergybuyersclub.com unless you want a zillion

cookies that never end.

Barth

www.presenting.net/sbs/sbs.html

SUBMIT YOUR DOCTOR: www.presenting.net/sbs/molddoctors.html

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s> One thing to think about-I bought an Austin and spent tons of money only to

find that the machine itself was offgassing something chemical and awful! I had

to return it.

s> If you find something that works for chemicals and does not smell, please let

me know!

s> Surella

[Guest guest]

I suggest calling the manufacturers of the air cleaners before buying

one to ask if they are coated with anything that might need to be run

outside for a few hours. Same thing with any new appliance.

Barth

www.presenting.net/sbs/sbs.html

SUBMIT YOUR DOCTOR: www.presenting.net/sbs/molddoctors.html

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ap> The same thing happened to me. I bought one, can't remember the brand now,

and it smelled awful of plastic and machinery. It off-gassed a terrible odor

and contaminated the room so I couldn't

ap> be in it for 3 weeks. They wouldn't take it back, so I'm stuck with it. I

think I will run it for several weeks outside or in a room that doesn't matter

to off-gas it completely so I can

ap> eventually use it. I am off-gassing a dehumidifier now in a room where I

don't stay and hopefully it will finally quit smelling too.

ap> anita

[Guest guest]

check out el foust, they have stainless canisters, you can order samples

of various filter media materials to see if they are tolerable for you. sue v

>That's odd. I've heard of others doing the same thing too. Austin also

>is very loud. Be sure to check comparison charts. Rabbit Air has one

>at: http://www.rabbitair.com/air-purifier-reviews-comparison.aspx

>

[Guest guest]

When purchasing one consider who it is from , that they will take it back if you

have a problem.  Make sure it is made for MCS'ers although some may still have

problem with the different carbons used.

http://www.allergybuyersclubshopping.com/allertech400.html

http://www.allerair.com/air-purifiers/air-purifiers-home-office-multiple-chemica\

l-sensitivity.html

http://www.achooallergy.com/IQAIRGCGCX.asp

http://www.air-purifier-home.com/chemical-purifier/

needs.com

 

  

God Bless !!

dragonflymcs

Mayleen

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From: anita paulsen <apami@...>

Sent: Fri, January 21, 2011 1:21:02 PM

Subject: [] Re: Air purifers for chemicals

 

The same thing happened to me. I bought one, can't remember the brand now, and

it smelled awful of plastic and machinery. It off-gassed a terrible odor and

contaminated the room so I couldn't be in it for 3 weeks. They wouldn't take it

back, so I'm stuck with it. I think I will run it for several weeks outside or

in a room that doesn't matter to off-gas it completely so I can eventually use

it. I am off-gassing a dehumidifier now in a room where I don't stay and

hopefully it will finally quit smelling too.

anita

[Guest guest]

Mayleen, you are a fountain of resources, thank you. :-)

anita

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From: dragonflymcs



When purchasing one consider who it is from , that they will take it back if you

have a problem. Make sure it is made for MCS'ers although some may still have

problem with the different carbons used.

http://www.allergybuyersclubshopping.com/allertech400.html

http://www.allerair.com/air-purifiers/air-purifiers-home-office-multiple-chemica\

l-sensitivity.html

http://www.achooallergy.com/IQAIRGCGCX.asp

http://www.air-purifier-home.com/chemical-purifier/

needs.com

God Bless !!

dragonflymcs

Mayleen

[Guest guest]

Wow, very cool, thank you Sue.

---From: sue

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check out el foust, they have stainless canisters, you can order samples

of various filter media materials to see if they are tolerable for you. sue v

[Guest guest]

The more carbon the air purifier has the more ordor is removed.  I do not like

how on the Rabbit Air page the second chemical camparison is acetic acid,

nothing more than vinager.  than is like trying pull the wool over your eyes. 

I

rather go for a little noise and better air.

 

http://www.rabbitair.com/technology.aspx

God Bless !!

dragonflymcs

Mayleen

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From: sue <svican@...>

Sent: Fri, January 21, 2011 3:25:52 PM

Subject: Re: [] Re: Air purifers for chemicals

 

check out el foust, they have stainless canisters, you can order samples

of various filter media materials to see if they are tolerable for you. sue v

>That's odd. I've heard of others doing the same thing too. Austin also

>is very loud. Be sure to check comparison charts. Rabbit Air has one

>at: http://www.rabbitair.com/air-purifier-reviews-comparison.aspx

>

[Guest guest]

Yes Meredith, I have use them before.   which shower filter did you get if you

do not mind saying?  Extreme Home Makeover also has used them.  

God Bless !!

dragonflymcs

Mayleen

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From: fontanafool <productionking04@...>

Sent: Thu, January 20, 2011 11:25:19 PM

Subject: [] Re: Air purifers for chemicals

 

Whatever you do get one that covers chemicals also.

Herer is where I got other things, not the air purifier, but they seem to have

decent pries. anyone else know about them?

http://www.allergybuyersclubshopping.com/airpurifiers.html

nfi

I also got water filters that go on the shower head because I coouldn't take the

chlorine. i made my skin hurt and I couldn't breath.

Meredith