Re: Any reccomendations for a great air filter?

[Guest guest]

National Allergy Supply sells a selection. AFter

you get the names and plug them into search

engine, there are comparisons. I have the

Austin, which is popular, and I am happy with it

so far.

Below is a post from Carl about how to rate an

air purifier that I have copied:

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AHAM (Association of Home Applicance

Manufacturers) developed CADR in

the 1980's for HOME PORTABLE air purifiers only.

The Bio-Circ products from Circul-Aire you asked

about are not home

units. They are designed for institutional,

commercial and industrial

applications. They are also BIG. The smaller ones

are about the size

of a refrigerator and the largest is at least

twice that size at 3' x

4' x 6'. That's BIG! And expensive.

One final note, before all the ozone and UV

Multi-Level Marketing

people start harrassing KC: Yes, the Bio-Circ

series uses both ozone

and UV. HOWEVER, that doesn't mean the home units

you sell are also

just as effective and safe. These products are

higher intensity and

are completely self-contained within the unit so

there is no exposure

from ozone or UV light. Home units that are

affordable cannot be

built in an equivalent manner.

A motor scooter has two wheels and a motor just

like a motorcycle, a

dirt bike or a Segway, but that doesn't mean they

can all perform and

be safe irregardless of where and how they are

used.

Carl Grimes

Healthy Habitats LLC

For the official details on Clean Air Delivery

Rate (CADR) go to:

http://www.cadr. org/consumer/ news/Scope_

of_AC_1_Portable _Room_Air_ Clea

ners_Final1. pdf

[Guest guest]

Now I reread your post and not sure if you are

talking about air purifier or filter for central

heating unit or what. However if you want a good

dehumidifier, look at Thermastor products. They

sell the Sante Fe adn Ultraire, which dehumidify

and also have optional high efficiency filters on

them and they are right at the price range you

are speaking of. By filtering air that comes

into dehumidifier, you are preventing mold growth

in unit. You can also use them to filter and dry

air coming in from outside with fresh air intake.

--- mryan911 <mryan911@...> wrote:

> I'm recovering from black mold exposure and

> have moved into a new place with mostly

> new belongings. What a fun process that was.

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> I've decided to get super cautious and throw

> down a grand for a great air filter and

> dehumidifer. Anyone have advice on which model

> to buy?

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> thanks,mike

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