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drewstar

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Re: Ozone Question. (Very Technical)
« Reply #90 on: December 21, 2006, 09:04:08 am »
The air ionizers  charge air particles(  be they dust, smoke, pollen,)  in the air via an electrical charge.   These charges particles will cling to walls, desks, floors whatever and not float around the air. It's just that simple.  Some of the units are now designed to give off a substantial greater amount of ozone, in addition to the ionizing action. These new air cleaners health effects are questionable.  Units that say they can clean the air in the next room or at great distances are cleaning the air, not by charging the particles (ionization), but via the ozone they produce.

what this has to do with tubs, I don't know.
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Reese

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Re: Ozone Question. (Very Technical)
« Reply #91 on: February 20, 2007, 12:36:57 pm »
Bump for kenoflife. :)  When you use the search feature, if you expand the time frame, and limit results to one per thread, you can get further back in the archives.  This isn't the Vermonter thread, but it does include a reprise of his original post.

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