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    Air Quality

    Anyone done good research on products that improve air quality inside a home?

    I'm thinking of an air purifier to help with dust etc. I do t have a humidity problem, if anything my flat is too dry. But dust and air quality could be better as I'm near a quite busy road.

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    Re: Air Quality

    IQAir HealthPro series. They do a few models. Expensive.

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    Re: Air Quality

    Bought an air purifier last summer due to my hayfever being a lot worse than normal. Got the De'Longhi AC 100 Air Purifier to use in the bedroom or lounge. Found it had a good effect and my symptoms lessened a lot. So I would say it works. Just make sure you get a Hepa filter one, and not some cheap thing.

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    Re: Air Quality

    Quote Originally Posted by Stringent View Post
    Bought an air purifier last summer due to my hayfever being a lot worse than normal. Got the De'Longhi AC 100 Air Purifier to use in the bedroom or lounge. Found it had a good effect and my symptoms lessened a lot. So I would say it works. Just make sure you get a Hepa filter one, and not some cheap thing.
    Which level did you get?

    http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/aw/d/B009DFZIUK?vs=1

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    Re: Air Quality

    Quote Originally Posted by smargh View Post
    IQAir HealthPro series. They do a few models. Expensive.
    Unavailable at Amazon, probably out of my price range.

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