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Le Cock
Posts: 4241
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
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I need an air purifier for my bedroom. Dust and pollen is killing me.
Anyone got any good tips? I can't find anything useful on google! |
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| #0 06:14pm 24/05/07 |
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infi
Posts: 5995
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
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bubble boy!!
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| #1 07:24pm 24/05/07 |
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whoop
Posts: 11345
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
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foam from clarks rubber + kmart desk fan
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| #2 08:04pm 24/05/07 |
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ravn0s
Posts: 5039
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
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pollen? its f***en winter
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| #3 08:28pm 24/05/07 |
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Spook
Posts: 18682
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
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have you tried hardening the f*** up?
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| #4 07:32am 25/05/07 |
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demon
Posts: 2801
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
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get/make a negative ion generator stez... they really work (for getting particals out of the air.)
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| #5 09:32am 25/05/07 |
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Reverend Evil
Posts: 14703
Location: Wynnum, Queensland
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Maybe try uncle Owen and see if he has any of those moisture vaporators he can lend you. Although they might be a bit too high to fit into a room.
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| #6 09:50am 25/05/07 |
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CHUB
Posts: 2157
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
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My air filter costed me ~$300 secondhand (I think it was naerly $700 or so new).
I think it removes matter down to 0.3 microns, bit extreme but it's mainly to remove airborne spores and bacteria... probably a bit of an overkill for you. |
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| #7 09:57am 25/05/07 |
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demon
Posts: 2804
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
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how does that filter work? do you like have to wear a mask or something?
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| #8 12:21pm 25/05/07 |
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Mr Hardware
Posts: 1793
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
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lol @ rev
i like ze star wars jokez |
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| #9 12:31pm 25/05/07 |
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Raven
Posts: 1921
Location: Melbourne, Victoria
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I use a Sunbeam HEPA filter, the difference was amazing. Only thing is you need to replace the filter every now and then (6-12 months), and chances are you'll have to clean the filter after the first few days if you've never run a HEPA filter in the room before, because of the amount of crap it will initially pick up.
Previously all through spring I'd have terrible heyfever, now I only have problems once I get to work or when I step outside. My room however is like a clean room. |
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| #10 12:38pm 25/05/07 |
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Le Cock
Posts: 4244
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
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Raven, is this the one u have http://www.sunbeam.com.au/products/product_details.cfm?rec_id=46&sec_id=30&home_id=2
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| #11 01:41pm 25/05/07 |
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Raven
Posts: 1922
Location: Melbourne, Victoria
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That's the one.
It's a bit big, but it gets the job done. |
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| #12 01:47pm 25/05/07 |
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Le Cock
Posts: 4245
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
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I might get this sucker
http://www.vitality4lifeshop.com.au/store/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=73&products_id=257&zenid=49b0beca49fe92df2595f144944883de Thought the exact model isn't listed, the brand performs well on this info document http://www.vitality4lifeshop.com.au/prod-info/air-purifier.php |
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| #13 01:53pm 25/05/07 |
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demon
Posts: 2805
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
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ahh so the filter just does the room it sits in. surely you'd have to a super clean room for it to be effective... n some sorta air-curtain or air-lock to stop new particles getting in? it'd never work at my old wooden colonial house... dust comes up through the floorboards. :P
i use a negative ion generator i made ages ago ... not coz i suffer from respiration issues... just coz i had the design, was in a position to get free pcbs manufactured & had all the bits. also my beefed up version doubles as a bug zapper... it may not be saftey compliant though. heh. my old circuit... http://dem0n.qgl.org/images/temp/neg_ion_cct.jpg n the pcb... http://dem0n.qgl.org/images/temp/neg_ion_pcb.jpg :D |
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| #14 02:28pm 25/05/07 |
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CHUB
Posts: 2161
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
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Go the HEPA filter, that's what mine is (mines an industrial/lab model though), they work beyond awesome.
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| #15 02:34pm 25/05/07 |
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