Air Purifiers

[iain123]

I asked the question a few days ago about air purifiers in relation to IPF and looking for advice. No one seems to have any experience with air purifiers and IPF, so my next question is can anyone give me advice in general.

I have been looking at a Vac air purifier it is a which best buy.

Thanks

Iain

[PMRPete]

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[jimmyg23]

i have a vac purufier i have had for over 6 months and ithink it is brilliant keeps room nice and cool all night makes big difference in my breathing and sleeping controls easy for working easy to change filters i have the second one up from thall but it is brilliant would definantly advice on one you wont regret it

[iain123 in reply to jimmyg23]

Thanks Jimmy what model do you have, I have read that the tax is a little noisy how do you find it

Iain

[ChaOliver]

I bought the least expensive one I found and it has been great. Would not do without it. Sleep all night without coughing and am clear in the morning.

[iain123 in reply to ChaOliver]

Thanks for info

[Beth1949]

I have used an air purifier for years. I always have it running in my bedroom. When I change the filter, it is covered with dust, so it's doing its job. We even have a filter on our furnace.

Here in the states, there is a brand of filters, Hippa, that is very good at trapping dust, dog/cat hair, etc.

[iain123 in reply to Beth1949]

Thanks Beth for advice will look into the Hippa filter.So many different purifiers on the market it's difficult to choose.

Iain

[john-cv]

My daughter went halves with me last year on a Dyson hot & cool link. It stand a good 10 feet away from me on the dressing table. The filter was replaced a while ago @ £50. Guess they are not cheap, but have full remote control and if it gets chilly, you can turn the heat on.