QUOTE(raemon @ Nov 17 2011, 03:17 PM)
Obviously air purifiers works for an enclosed room but what about those who do not have aircond switched on all the time. Is it worthwhile to get one?
Many have refused to use Air Conditioning in the first place deeming it the problem behind thier Allergic Rhinitis or other discomfort they may suffer. They would be correct in making this assumption as your Indoor Air Quality (IAQ) can be upto 10x worse than the outdoor air you breath as your air conditioners are the main source of accumulative particles. The challenge we have in Malaysia, while one of the best of the Asian countries to live in along with Singapore is that we are still 4x the desired safe level as published by the WHO. Thailand (Bangkok) is about 8x, Jakarta 11x, Hong Kong 14x, Shanghai 19x and Beijing 21x.
This challenge forces us to close our windows and doors and look at Air Purification solutions.
This has been an accumulative problem especially within the last 10 years in Asia especially with significant industrialization, commercialization and limited control on emmissions that our bodies, and this case our antibodies can no longer process these source contaminants effectively and many new symptoms can occur in someone who has no history of Asthma, Allergies or Respiratory problems.
Air Purification today is simply what Water Purification was 10 years ago, a must have.
Air Cleaning Methods of 3-5 years ago such as Ozonators & Ionizers are being replaced regularly due to unaffectiveness!
In Asia, even normal HEPA Air Purifiers have been prone to replacement as the desired results for the above are not occuring.
The simple question that we're always asked is "How do I know if my Air Purifier is Working?"
My simple answer is "Is it truly treating the symptoms you hoped it would?" or "Are you feeling better?"
Unfortunately, the answer is usually NO!
Nov 17 2011, 05:51 PM

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