Air Purifier to remove odors and clean, but ionizer?

[tickyul]

Originally Posted by dizzybint

I read their not good for asthma sufferers.. but thats good that some can be turned off... Ive just ordered the small one for home and car.. with the adaptor too.. should be here tomorrow or Monday.. as I need it right away for the new car as its howling with plastic and other smells.

That new-car stench will naturally dissipate quiet quickly. Leave one of the car-windows slightly cracked at night, it will go a long way toward reducing that chemical odor.

A think a small percentage of people have minor problems when exposed to an active ionizer......but the ions dissipate quiet quickly.

[dizzybint]

Originally Posted by tickyul

That new-car stench will naturally dissipate quiet quickly. Leave one of the car-windows slightly cracked at night, it will go a long way toward reducing that chemical odor.

A think a small percentage of people have minor problems when exposed to an active ionizer......but the ions dissipate quiet quickly.

thanks ticky, but I have MCS and very sensitive to chemical smells and can become really ill with many symptoms.. last car we had new , I had to leave the windows open when it was a dry day and let it air for hours, it still took weeks before I stopped feeling sick and dizzy... I just hope the HEPA air purifier helps.... its for dust. pollen, VOCs formadehyde and some others, pricey but worth it if it works..

[Above Average Bear]

Originally Posted by HouseBuilder328

What's the latest consensus on running the air ionizer that comes with many air purifiers these days? They have so many features these days. They have the option of turning it off now. I heard it's okay to run the ionizer feature if no one is in the room? This is the one I may get:

https://www.amazon.com/AeraMax-Purif.../dp/B00D8Y1YNC

Originally Posted by HouseBuilder328

I think I will only run the ionizer feature if no one is in the house. Otherwise, will run it without it. The main feature I like about the purifier is the carbon filter and it's ability to get rid of kitchen cooking odors.

Along that line, what do people think of Ozium spray? This thing works like a charm and gets rid of ANY odor. But websites state there is a lot of bad health issues. Is it okay to spray this in a room, and then give it an hour before going into the room again? Has great reviews on Amazon and everyone loves it

https://www.amazon.com/Ozium-Sanitiz...A1UMBRA5ZTBCX8

What did you decide on? I have the same issue with kitchen cooking odors and need a good solution. I’m going to try a low tech method of boiling water and vinegar on a hot plate first and see how that works.