How do you Clean the Air in Your Home? Air Purifiers?

by admin on August 23, 2010

How do you Clean the Air in Your Home? Air Purifiers?

How do you Clean the Air in Your Home? Air Purifiers?

besides the ionic breeze.

Vacuum regularly, shampoo carpets twice a year, and open the windows wide every day during nice weather. Even in winter I try to open windows for a little while at least once a week.
Using anti-allergen shampoo in the carpet shampooer removes (I hope) many of the fine particles that can cause problems.

Wash bedding and drapes often too as they collect a huge amount of dust.

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mw August 23, 2010 at 4:22 pm

Vacuum regularly, shampoo carpets twice a year, and open the windows wide every day during nice weather. Even in winter I try to open windows for a little while at least once a week.
Using anti-allergen shampoo in the carpet shampooer removes (I hope) many of the fine particles that can cause problems.

Wash bedding and drapes often too as they collect a huge amount of dust.

Amie August 23, 2010 at 4:22 pm

Ionic Breeze by Sharper Image. It is expensive but well worth it. It is especially good for allergy sufferers

peanutseven August 23, 2010 at 4:22 pm

Hire a air conditioning company to come out and blow out all your vents.

H August 23, 2010 at 4:22 pm

Open the windows and let the breeze flow through. its alot cheaper too

bigdog August 23, 2010 at 4:22 pm

get a air exchanger, it hooks into your furnace and it brings in fresh air and sends out old air. (exchanging) HVAC companys could give you a quote.

jaybird August 23, 2010 at 4:22 pm

We use an electronic air cleaner (installed by HVAC company) in the furnace. It replaces the tradition media filters that gas furnaces usually use. It works really well and notice a definite decrease in dust in the house. It must be cleaned regularly though (every 1 to 3 months.) Cleaning is easy – just soak in laundry tub or run through dishwasher. More expensive up front but you can save money in the long run because you do not need to keep buying filters. Also we installed a heat recovery ventilator with a hepa filter. (Lifebreath brand) It exchanges the inside/outside air up to 9 times a day and keeps the house fresh. Expensive but worth it. Have people with breathing problems in the house so we must keep the air clean and windows closed.

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