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Guest guest Posted October 6, 2006 Report Posted October 6, 2006 " jackiebreeze " <jackiebreeze@...> wrote: > > I am checking into purchasing one. Does anyone know anything about > this one? > http://www.e-nikken.com/airwellness/html > Any negative or positive feedback will be appriciated. > Thanks, > jackie > My parents are Nikken distributors and were doing a " wellness preview " in a place I knew to be not-so-good. I thought this would be a good test, and planted myself directly in front of the Nikken filter. Much to my amazement, it worked a heck of a lot better than I thought it would. If I were to buy a filter, I would get one. But I think filters are only good for low-mold places in which you need only a slight bit of help to make a fairly tolerable place a bit better. You have to take into consideration that if a place is really bad, and beyond your capacity to tolerate, a filter might wind up being one more expensive possession that has to be left behind. - Quote
Guest guest Posted October 6, 2006 Report Posted October 6, 2006 -I bought the " Ionic Breeze " air purifier. The $500+ deluxe model with the ultraviolet tube " guaranteed " to kill mold. The one advertised every 15 minutes on late-night T.V. by the Sharper Image Company. It had absolutely NO positive effect, whatsoever, on my mold reaction suffering. The mold source of my suffering, at that time, turned out to be my 3 room air conditioners. Once I got rid of them, I was 100% better within 3 weeks. Luckily, the Sharper Image Company has a good merchandise return policy, so when I returned the unit to their mall store, within 30 days, they refunded my money without even asking me why I was returning it. In my experience, as long as the mold source remains in your environment, no air purifier will help you. In the end, you will leave your moldy environment, unless you are lucky enough to track the mold to a tiny, removable source, as I did. Do yourself a favor, and leave now. All you have to lose, by leaving, is your suffering. -- In , " erikmoldwarrior " <erikmoldwarrior@...> wrote: > > " jackiebreeze " <jackiebreeze@> wrote: > > > > I am checking into purchasing one. Does anyone know anything > about > > this one? > > http://www.e-nikken.com/airwellness/html > > Any negative or positive feedback will be appriciated. > > Thanks, > > jackie > > > > > My parents are Nikken distributors and were doing a " wellness > preview " in a place I knew to be not-so-good. > I thought this would be a good test, and planted myself directly in > front of the Nikken filter. > Much to my amazement, it worked a heck of a lot better than I > thought it would. > If I were to buy a filter, I would get one. > But I think filters are only good for low-mold places in which you > need only a slight bit of help to make a fairly tolerable place a > bit better. > > You have to take into consideration that if a place is really bad, > and beyond your capacity to tolerate, a filter might wind up being > one more expensive possession that has to be left behind. > - > Quote
Guest guest Posted October 6, 2006 Report Posted October 6, 2006 Hi , Will you please keep us up-dated on your parents pros and cons of this filter? I have the cheap ones all around the house but I am really ready for a more powerful unit. At first I thought the 745.00 prices was outragious, but considering I think nothing of paying this much for a computer...why not think of health first? So with this in thought, I decided if the unit is worth the price and does the job it says it does, I will be glad to purchase one. If you have any more info, I will be gald to learn more about this unit or any other kind. Thanks, Jackie > > > > I am checking into purchasing one. Does anyone know anything > about > > this one? > > http://www.e-nikken.com/airwellness/html > > Any negative or positive feedback will be appriciated. > > Thanks, > > jackie > > > > > My parents are Nikken distributors and were doing a " wellness > preview " in a place I knew to be not-so-good. > I thought this would be a good test, and planted myself directly in > front of the Nikken filter. > Much to my amazement, it worked a heck of a lot better than I > thought it would. > If I were to buy a filter, I would get one. > But I think filters are only good for low-mold places in which you > need only a slight bit of help to make a fairly tolerable place a > bit better. > > You have to take into consideration that if a place is really bad, > and beyond your capacity to tolerate, a filter might wind up being > one more expensive possession that has to be left behind. > - > Quote
Guest guest Posted October 6, 2006 Report Posted October 6, 2006 jackie, I'm almost always against the multi-level marketing products because of the outright lies that are prevalent and allowed. Even the effective ones are usually hugely overpriced. However, the specifications for the Nikken look pretty good. The technology, as described, is right-on and they even put the stages in the right sequence to substantiate their claims about no ozone, etc. What I want to know, however, is what is the CADR rating? CADR is Clean Air Delivery Rate and is a great comparison between devices. As I put in another post, the better ones have a CADR of 300-400, moderate around 100 and the least around 20-30. Some of the most expensive units are rated at only 20-30, so why waste your money? Get a 100 or 300 for less money and get a better job. What I don't like about the Nikken model is the fragrance module. The last thing any of us need is to replace mold exposure with chemical exposure. Besides, why tout the effectiveness removing chemcals and then have the unit put chemicals into the air? And if the chemical removal was so good, wouldn't it remove the fragrance it puts into the air? As much as it pains me to say this, the Nikken looks like it has possibilities. If any of you purchase one, let us know your experience. Carl Grimes Healthy Habitats LLC ----- > I am checking into purchasing one. Does anyone know anything about > this one? http://www.e-nikken.com/airwellness/html Any negative or > positive feedback will be appriciated. Thanks, jackie Quote
Guest guest Posted October 7, 2006 Report Posted October 7, 2006 Jackie, I am a Nikken distributor as well. It worked excellent in my mold-free house and my mold-free room, but I do not know if it would work in a moldy place. I had my mother used it in her bedroom, which has stachy and aspergillus, but she gave it back to me. I was thinking about purchasing the portable air purifier to see how that worked. Letitia @...: erikmoldwarrior@...: Thu, 5 Oct 2006 23:11:42 +0000Subject: [] Re: Air Purifier " jackiebreeze " <jackiebreeze@...> wrote:>> I am checking into purchasing one. Does anyone know anything about > this one?> http://www.e-nikken.com/airwellness/html> Any negative or positive feedback will be appriciated.> Thanks,> jackie>My parents are Nikken distributors and were doing a " wellness preview " in a place I knew to be not-so-good.I thought this would be a good test, and planted myself directly in front of the Nikken filter.Much to my amazement, it worked a heck of a lot better than I thought it would.If I were to buy a filter, I would get one.But I think filters are only good for low-mold places in which you need only a slight bit of help to make a fairly tolerable place a bit better.You have to take into consideration that if a place is really bad, and beyond your capacity to tolerate, a filter might wind up being one more expensive possession that has to be left behind.- _________________________________________________________________ Stay connected with the news, people, places and online services that matter to you on Live.com http://www.live.com/getstarted.aspx?icid=T001MSN30A0701 Quote
Guest guest Posted October 9, 2006 Report Posted October 9, 2006 Carl says it contains a fragrance cartridge. I use the Alleraire 4000 and 5000 and the Austin Air. jackiebreeze <jackiebreeze@...> wrote: I am checking into purchasing one. Does anyone know anything about this one? http://www.e-nikken.com/airwellness/html Any negative or positive feedback will be appriciated. Thanks, jackie --------------------------------- Get your email and more, right on the new .com Quote
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