Air Purifiers

shimmereestar

New member
We spent around $800 on ours, and I love it. We bought the IQair healthpro plus...but you do have to eventually buy replacement filters. We are really happy with it.
 

shimmereestar

New member
We spent around $800 on ours, and I love it. We bought the IQair healthpro plus...but you do have to eventually buy replacement filters. We are really happy with it.
 

shimmereestar

New member
We spent around $800 on ours, and I love it. We bought the IQair healthpro plus...but you do have to eventually buy replacement filters. We are really happy with it.
 

shimmereestar

New member
We spent around $800 on ours, and I love it. We bought the IQair healthpro plus...but you do have to eventually buy replacement filters. We are really happy with it.
 

shimmereestar

New member
We spent around $800 on ours, and I love it. We bought the IQair healthpro plus...but you do have to eventually buy replacement filters. We are really happy with it.
 

Brad

New member
I think they Help..

I have 2 of the Honeywell 50250 , about 200. each.

Life Time Hepa Filter and a Prefilter that you change every 6 months
The Hepa is to Vacuumed every 6 months ..

They take a lot of Oders and Germs out of the air.
But do not use the ionizer setting. I think someone already
brought that up.
 

Brad

New member
I think they Help..

I have 2 of the Honeywell 50250 , about 200. each.

Life Time Hepa Filter and a Prefilter that you change every 6 months
The Hepa is to Vacuumed every 6 months ..

They take a lot of Oders and Germs out of the air.
But do not use the ionizer setting. I think someone already
brought that up.
 

Brad

New member
I think they Help..

I have 2 of the Honeywell 50250 , about 200. each.

Life Time Hepa Filter and a Prefilter that you change every 6 months
The Hepa is to Vacuumed every 6 months ..

They take a lot of Oders and Germs out of the air.
But do not use the ionizer setting. I think someone already
brought that up.
 

Brad

New member
I think they Help..

I have 2 of the Honeywell 50250 , about 200. each.

Life Time Hepa Filter and a Prefilter that you change every 6 months
The Hepa is to Vacuumed every 6 months ..

They take a lot of Oders and Germs out of the air.
But do not use the ionizer setting. I think someone already
brought that up.
 

Brad

New member
<br /> I think they Help..
<br />
<br /> I have 2 of the Honeywell 50250 , about 200. each.
<br />
<br /> Life Time Hepa Filter and a Prefilter that you change every 6 months
<br /> The Hepa is to Vacuumed every 6 months ..
<br />
<br /> They take a lot of Oders and Germs out of the air.
<br /> But do not use the ionizer setting. I think someone already
<br /> brought that up.
 

lightNlife

New member
Here's an article I wrote about indoor air quality and HEPA filters. As an environmental scientist (air quality emphasis) my personal and profession opinion is to get the Bionaire HEPA tower. It's powerful, effective, and fairly quiet.

<b>Limiting Exposure to Mold in the Home</b><br>A discussion of a growing indoor air quality issue - mold. This article discusses how persons with cystic fibrosis and allergies can limit their exposure to mold spores and reduce the instances of adverse health effects as a result.<br><a href="<a target=_blank class=ftalternatingbarlinklarge href="http://www.associatedcontent.com/article/78634/limiting_exposure_to_mold_in_the_home.html">http://www.associatedcontent.comarticle/78634/limiting_exposure_to_mold_in_the_home.html</a>">http://www.associatedcontent.c...d_in_the_home.html</a></a>
 

lightNlife

New member
Here's an article I wrote about indoor air quality and HEPA filters. As an environmental scientist (air quality emphasis) my personal and profession opinion is to get the Bionaire HEPA tower. It's powerful, effective, and fairly quiet.

<b>Limiting Exposure to Mold in the Home</b><br>A discussion of a growing indoor air quality issue - mold. This article discusses how persons with cystic fibrosis and allergies can limit their exposure to mold spores and reduce the instances of adverse health effects as a result.<br><a href="<a target=_blank class=ftalternatingbarlinklarge href="http://www.associatedcontent.com/article/78634/limiting_exposure_to_mold_in_the_home.html">http://www.associatedcontent.comarticle/78634/limiting_exposure_to_mold_in_the_home.html</a>">http://www.associatedcontent.c...d_in_the_home.html</a></a>
 

lightNlife

New member
Here's an article I wrote about indoor air quality and HEPA filters. As an environmental scientist (air quality emphasis) my personal and profession opinion is to get the Bionaire HEPA tower. It's powerful, effective, and fairly quiet.

<b>Limiting Exposure to Mold in the Home</b><br>A discussion of a growing indoor air quality issue - mold. This article discusses how persons with cystic fibrosis and allergies can limit their exposure to mold spores and reduce the instances of adverse health effects as a result.<br><a href="<a target=_blank class=ftalternatingbarlinklarge href="http://www.associatedcontent.com/article/78634/limiting_exposure_to_mold_in_the_home.html">http://www.associatedcontent.comarticle/78634/limiting_exposure_to_mold_in_the_home.html</a>">http://www.associatedcontent.c...d_in_the_home.html</a></a>
 

lightNlife

New member
Here's an article I wrote about indoor air quality and HEPA filters. As an environmental scientist (air quality emphasis) my personal and profession opinion is to get the Bionaire HEPA tower. It's powerful, effective, and fairly quiet.

<b>Limiting Exposure to Mold in the Home</b><br>A discussion of a growing indoor air quality issue - mold. This article discusses how persons with cystic fibrosis and allergies can limit their exposure to mold spores and reduce the instances of adverse health effects as a result.<br><a href="<a target=_blank class=ftalternatingbarlinklarge href="http://www.associatedcontent.com/article/78634/limiting_exposure_to_mold_in_the_home.html">http://www.associatedcontent.comarticle/78634/limiting_exposure_to_mold_in_the_home.html</a>">http://www.associatedcontent.c...d_in_the_home.html</a></a>
 

lightNlife

New member
Here's an article I wrote about indoor air quality and HEPA filters. As an environmental scientist (air quality emphasis) my personal and profession opinion is to get the Bionaire HEPA tower. It's powerful, effective, and fairly quiet.
<br />
<br /><b>Limiting Exposure to Mold in the Home</b><br>A discussion of a growing indoor air quality issue - mold. This article discusses how persons with cystic fibrosis and allergies can limit their exposure to mold spores and reduce the instances of adverse health effects as a result.<br><a href="<a target=_blank class=ftalternatingbarlinklarge href="http://www.associatedcontent.com/article/78634/limiting_exposure_to_mold_in_the_home.html">http://www.associatedcontent.comarticle/78634/limiting_exposure_to_mold_in_the_home.html</a>">http://www.associatedcontent.c...d_in_the_home.html</a></a>
 
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PeteRose

Guest
I have used the Oreck filters in my house for years. I think they work great AND Oreck supports the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation. Check them out if you are looking for a filter.

Rosie 47/wCF
 
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PeteRose

Guest
I have used the Oreck filters in my house for years. I think they work great AND Oreck supports the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation. Check them out if you are looking for a filter.

Rosie 47/wCF
 
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PeteRose

Guest
I have used the Oreck filters in my house for years. I think they work great AND Oreck supports the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation. Check them out if you are looking for a filter.

Rosie 47/wCF
 
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PeteRose

Guest
I have used the Oreck filters in my house for years. I think they work great AND Oreck supports the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation. Check them out if you are looking for a filter.

Rosie 47/wCF
 
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PeteRose

Guest
I have used the Oreck filters in my house for years. I think they work great AND Oreck supports the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation. Check them out if you are looking for a filter.
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<br />Rosie 47/wCF
 
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