Yeah - its a mixed bag of some people having them and swearing by them and others that say its a grift or aren't sure. My current stance/opinion is that routine yearly maintenance would suffice.
In NE FL as well - I'd never heard of them until my wife saw something on one of our community FB pages from one of our neighbors...think we'll go with regular maintenance.
I put ceramic wood tile in my kids bathroom and it's great since they seem to get half the water from the tub onto the floor. I like the look but its not a 100% wood floor look since it has grout lines. I think real professional install can get to where the tiles can sit against each other but from my understanding is very difficult since you need a complete flat surface. I wasn't confident enough to to risk it.
I'm in south Florida and had my coils cleaned a few years ago. I asked the company doing it what they recommended for allergies and such and they were pushing ionic air purifiers that installs into the air handler right above the filter. I have the same issue though. I don't know of anyone that uses those or UV lights. I'd like to know what's best. Also, I've heard a lot of negatives over duct cleaning vs just replacing them in case that was something you were thinking of doing. Again, don't know anyone that has actually had it done to tell me otherwise.
imo i've given up on the central ac being the allergy cleaner and just having air cleaned per room, my wifes allergies are aweful and i have a winix in the major rooms (living/bedroom/office)
I need to do this in my house. I feel like the wind picks up across the water and carries a lot of dust with it. So even though the house looks clean, Im betting the air quality is complete shit some days. Like right now.. I feel like shit around my sinuses.
the winix 5500 is one of the highest rated room cleaners and under 150bucks, when compared to the room size blueair that needs a fucking cumberbund to wrap around it
the updated winix is petfriendly, i still have a 10yr old winix that was the only way my wife could stand the doggie back then and it was just charcoalfilter-hepa filter. the new one has a nylon prescreen, carbon block -hepa filter.
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is saying. Though most people forget that theyve become acclimated to the smell, so they may think the house smells good but in reality it doesnt.
Someone like me, without pets, will typically pick up on the dog smell as soon as I enter your house no matter what you do. The only difference is I wont sit on your furniture or stay inside your house more than a couple minutes if it seems like you dont do what
That's exactly the kind of thing I want, except mine is raised like 5 feet off the ground so I assume wind would be a bigger concern than this one would see.
