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Air Quality Testing
Asked by T.S. from Portland
on May 13, 2009
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Has anyone ever done an air quality test in your home? I recently (a few months ago) had our air ducts cleaned and they found mold. It was treated at the time but I am...
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- This I have never done but there are other toxins to look out for...cleaning supplies and washing detergents. You might look into that too.
- Air quality tests can raise more questions than suggest solutions, and according to at least one state's health department, testing is not necessarily the first or mos...
- I think getting a few air purifiers is a great idea. I also suggest changing your air filter in your heating system. They say you should change it every yr, but mayb...
Air Purifier for Nursery?
Asked by L.D. from Philadelphia
on May 21, 2008
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If you use an air purifier in your baby's nursery could you tell me the brand? I am looking to get one for my son...also, I am actually looking for one that is a litt...
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- We have 2 Bionaire Permatech ones. We've had one in the nursery since she was born and we just bought another for the living room. They are nice because they have dif...
- We have a Kenmore Progressive Air Purifier. My husband is an engineer and researched them for months before he decided to purchase it. We have 2 dogs, and it works g...
- We use an Oreck air purifier. It has high, medium and silent settings and an ionizer. Also, the filter is pretty easy to clean.
Are You Concerend About Your Indoor Air in Your Home?
Asked by C.P. from Columbus
on February 26, 2010
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Should we be concerned with this information?
According to the Air Quality Management District near Los Angeles, an average cubic inch of local urban air contains a...
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- Yes, I am very concerned. But, sadly, we can't live in a bubble. A houseplant will take away 90% of indoor air pollution. We have a few on each level. I don't li...
- That sounds more like an outdoor air problem. No, I wouldn't worry too much about the air in L.A. There are worse places, like China. If you're worried about...
- It is perhaps good information to have, but as far as being concerned about it, I don't think I would be. I am concerned (and take measures to prevent such as turning ...
Can't Seem to Get Rid of Dust in Our House - HEPA Filter or Air Purifier
Asked by T.C. from Provo
on February 10, 2009
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I don't know what to do about the amount of dust in our home. I thought when we put our yard in the dust would go down; however, it is the middle of winter and the du...
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- If you have an older home, you might consider getting the air ducts professionally cleaned. We've have the same problem. I hope this helps. T.
- Have you had your air ducts in the house cleaned professionally ? Sometimes when this is done, it will help with the dust and allergens. And if you looking for an aw...
- I know that the most effective air purifiers are the ones that go on your heating and cooling system. They do a better job of getting to all of the air in the house.
Is Air-duct Cleaning Helpful?
Asked by R.J. from Chicago
on January 20, 2009
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I was wondering if getting my airducts professionally cleaned would reduce the amount of dust and allergens? Has anyone had this done and noticed a change? If so, ab...
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- R.- We moved into a new house, and due to a problem with a main sewer backup we had to have our air ducts cleaned. I can only tell you that they stuff they pulled ...
- I have a friend who works in heating and air-conditioning that has told me it is unneccesary and a waste ofmoney.Here is what I was told to do: *take a shop vac and ...
- I take it you're trying to help someone in your house with dust and allergens? Have you tried a powerful air purifier? Many air filters on the market do not do what ...
How Awesome Is Colorado?
Asked by S.S. from Los Angeles
on February 23, 2011
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My husband and I have become obsessed with moving to Colorado these days. We live in LA and the traffic, the pollution and the rent prices are really getting to us. ...
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- I am going to suggest that you take a weeks vacation there and really check it out. Friends of mine who thought exactly like you do up and moved there and hated it so...
- Everything I've heard from friends and family is that it is a fantastic place. I think Colorado is a liberal state. As far as racism that sucks that you've dealt wit...
- I live in Colorado and I love it!! I cannot imagine living anywhere else! Colorado is one of the healthiest states in the country, and I think part of the reason is ...
Babies & World Population
Asked by J.J. from Los Angeles
on May 11, 2011
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The world population is over 6 billion, more than what the world resources can support. Yet people keep having multiple babies (Im really no exception, I have 3) I won...
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- I'm sorry that there are still people out there who think that global warming is a "farce" when the majority of the greatest scientific minds of those current living a...
- You lost me at "more than the world can support." That's a huge leap with no factual support. Yes, some parts of the world lack resources, but that's because tho...
- Did you take biology? lol. I agree with you, and to those who are judging because you have 3, you have only replaced you, your ex, and your current husband... not maki...
My Car Needs Detail Cleaned, Any Referrals?
Asked by T.N. from Phoenix
on October 18, 2008
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I'm selling my minivan (we're attempting to become a 1-car family to save money and less pollution) and I need to have it cleaned very well to prepare it to sell. Can...
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- I have been here a million years (no not really..lol)and I cannot for the life of me remember the car wash name. Someone may know it after my description so this may h...
- Hi T., Our former neighbor has a detail/window tint business in Mesa. Their website link: http://www.deluxedetailandtint.com/windowtinting.html cut & paste in...
- T., You didn't mention where you live. I'm in southern Chandler. I got my 2002 Suburban detailed at Danny's on the 202 and Gilbert Rd. I was pleased. They really ...
Neighbors Smoke.....
Asked by C.S. from San Diego
on September 10, 2008
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Ok so my neighbors smoke, which is their choice in life... But the problem is we don't have air conditioning and so our windows are constantly open. So everytime they ...
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- Good news, at least healthwise you can totally relax. :) The particulates from cigarette smoke out in the open air are so dispersed it's not actually a big deal. A ...
- Hi C., I would approach them. in a very friendly manner, and let them know that the smoke is coming into your house, around your children, and you are concerned for th...
- Tell them your children are alergic to smoke all kinds and ask very politely that they move to another location to smoke because it blows right in your windows. I did...
Wood Stove
Asked by J.J. from Bismarck
on November 21, 2011
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We have a wood stove in our house. My husband likes to use it to supplement the furnace in our house. He claims that it saves us money on propane and he enjoys using i...
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- In addition to the excellent points already made, be aware that the fine particulates and other substances suspended in wood smoke are a health hazard. They become emb...
- If you're getting the smoke smell in the house you might also be getting Carbon Monoxide. Do you have a detector????
- I agree. As someone who grew up in a house that was heated with a wood stove, we never had any wood smoke smell in the house. One would never know from meeting us that...
