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SIK 10-01-2015 04:51 AM

air purifiers / humidifiers
 
yeah, odd question for this place..

anyone uses such products? I'm pondering about getting this:

Air washer Robert by Stadler Form - Stadler Form

Juicy D. Links 10-01-2015 05:29 AM

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Originally Posted by SIK (Post 20593407)
yeah, odd question for this place..

anyone uses such products? I'm pondering about getting this:

Air washer Robert by Stadler Form - Stadler Form

i remember the best ones were by the Sharper Image back in the day... The ionic breezes...

tbh no clue whats good today bump for u

EonBlue 10-01-2015 06:30 AM

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Originally Posted by SIK (Post 20593407)
yeah, odd question for this place..

anyone uses such products? I'm pondering about getting this:

Air washer Robert by Stadler Form - Stadler Form

You live in a desert? I'm still running a dehumidifier here. I only sometimes need a humidifier in the coldest winter months.

I would go for an air purifier separate from the humidifier (unless you do live in the desert). :2 cents:

I use one of these:

Amazon.com - Winix PlasmaWave 5300 Air Cleaner Model - Hepa Filter Air Purifiers



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SIK 10-01-2015 06:59 AM

hehe, no, I don't live in a desert
but with the same logic, do you live in a laundry room if you need a dehumidifier?

joking aside, heating season is coming up - hence the need for humidity
I'm also a smoker so air purification would also be a cool feature on the device

EonBlue 10-01-2015 07:11 AM

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Originally Posted by SIK (Post 20593481)
hehe, no, I don't live in a desert
but with the same logic, do you live in a laundry room if you need a dehumidifier?

Haha, no. But I get your point. Summertime humidity where I live is high - 80% range much of the time. Still at 70% today. I just run the dehumidifier in the basement to prevent dampness.

Regardless, I just think it would be a good idea to have the air purification capability separate from the humidifier.


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VikingMan 10-01-2015 08:44 AM

If you spend 600 on that piece of trash then you are a moron. Most "high end: air purifiers are no better than a cheap $99 regular hepa filters and many are actually worse. They are rated by air flow and that is a scam because then the companies just put a powerful fan inside and blow as much air as possible. This has zero correlation to air cleaning. Also there are many scams and gimmicks like air washing and other BS.
You are welcome for this advice. This is by far the best air purifier in the world. I have 3 of these around my house.
Amazon.com - HealthPro Plus Air Purifier - Hepa Filter Air Purifiers

CurrentlySober 10-01-2015 09:34 AM

I'd like an air poorifier...

AmeliaG 10-01-2015 11:39 AM

I use multiple Honeywell air purifiers.

SIK 10-04-2015 05:42 PM

got this thing in the end, Zepter Air Therapy Ion, a bit under 1000$
no humidification function though so I'll prolly get another machine for that purpose

so far it seems to do the trick but girlfriend is sneezing the shit out of her.. no fucking idea why

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