@trendless One of my clients is moving into a small ground floor suite & has asked me to source & purchase air filtration unit for her 2 rooms suite & a comfortable reusable mask. She has budget of $1500 for air filtration unit & $500 for mask(and extra filters). I don't know which ones may be best for her & am seeking some advice on possible products. Can you please help or point me to someone who can advise on possible products that would be best for my elderly & highly immune compromised client?
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Ms. Que Banh (phoenixserenity@beige.party)'s status on Wednesday, 17-Jul-2024 07:14:11 JST Ms. Que Banh -
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JustAFrog (justafrog@mstdn.social)'s status on Wednesday, 17-Jul-2024 07:14:08 JST JustAFrog @PhoenixSerenity @trendless It's definitely worth learning a little about it so you know whether you're making a good choice.
Some products sold as air quality improvers don't actually do a very good job at all.
Some will even worsen air quality.
The regulation of these devices is just missing.
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Ms. Que Banh (phoenixserenity@beige.party)'s status on Wednesday, 17-Jul-2024 07:14:09 JST Ms. Que Banh @justafrog @trendless I'm going to browse around after using the room test online tool provided in earlier reply & then choose what would work best for my client.
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JustAFrog (justafrog@mstdn.social)'s status on Wednesday, 17-Jul-2024 07:14:10 JST JustAFrog @PhoenixSerenity @trendless I'd probably just put a Honeywell 50250 in each room they spend a lot of time in.
It's a workhorse, which has been in production for a good while.
It's highly likely to have continuous filter availability.
There's even third-party filters for it!
It's a little loud at full power, but that's only needed if there's a lot of dust, like from cleaning vigorously.
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