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Heard of these bars around Oz with breathalysers installed in their place.. cool!
so customers are free to check on themselves, i think bars and other establishments should impose it? whatcha think?

i got a free voucher of calibration from the company where i bought it. Just like their page in FB, post your photo with your breathalyser and yes you can get the voucher, that's $35 worth! There's no better than getting it FREE!

Hi, I am looking for a dehumidifer to control the humidity in a room inside my house (3m x 4m). I had a look at a Dimplex GDDE20 and a Delonghi CF08E but they didn't seem to go lower than 50%. Just wondering what brand and model No# other peolpe use. Thanks Luke I have this dehumidifier ionmax for ...

Imagine the amount of dust we can inhale without a purifier, I my self I can really witness in my own purifier ............. I don't need to imagine, I experienced a massive reduction of the chest pains I was getting at night. In your case yeah that was horrible, chest pain because of dusts you're ...

ckngumbo wrote:With the air purifiers . . . do you leave them on a timer after leaving the shed?

I always use the timer whenever i use air purifier

kiwigeo wrote:

mavie wrote:

DaveW wrote: I do find the Festool dust extraction system fantastic
Dave

How about the energy consumption is it the same consumed with a regular air filter we use?

Difference in energy cost is probably alot less than cost of a lung transplant

LOL probably!

Yep, We have two dust purifiers fitted to the room which filter to 1 micron The dust extracters are fitted with 5 micron pletted filters, I still haven't perfected all the routing and plumbing of the lines properly yet, but getting there I genuinely don't think you can have enough dust control Yeah...

DaveW wrote: I do find the Festool dust extraction system fantastic
Dave

How about the energy consumption is it the same consumed with a regular air filter we use?

I read that "ionizers enable your air purifier to work more efficiently, helping you breathe better, as long as your filters are changed as required, and the particles that have settled on surfaces in your home, are vacuumed or dusted frequently." ~ makes sense, filters need to be changed otherwise ...

I think for this quite a big room you have to have an industrial air purifier. Portable air purifiers have specific room coverage and it might not control the dust if as big as this. By the way have you done something now to control the dust?

Hi, I am looking for a dehumidifer to control the humidity in a room inside my house (3m x 4m). I had a look at a Dimplex GDDE20 and a Delonghi CF08E but they didn't seem to go lower than 50%. Just wondering what brand and model No# other peolpe use. Thanks Luke I have this dehumidifier ionmax for ...

ozwood wrote:https://alcosense.com.au/calibrate/

I had my breathalyser calibrated from the company, they are very accomodating. From now on, they would remind me if i have to calibrate the unit as i am already in their database. Thanks to your link!

Hi, I am looking for a dehumidifer to control the humidity in a room inside my house (3m x 4m). I had a look at a Dimplex GDDE20 and a Delonghi CF08E but they didn't seem to go lower than 50%. Just wondering what brand and model No# other peolpe use. Thanks Luke I have this dehumidifier ionmax for ...

ozwood wrote:https://alcosense.com.au/calibrate/

oh thanks for the link i'll check it out...

where do i calibrate a breathalyser? I have this alcosense mini as a gift from a friend of my father for about a year now.I wonder if have to calibrate it now, from what i know it should be every 6 months?

From wiki: "An air purifier is a device which removes contaminants from the air. These devices are commonly marketed as being beneficial to allergy sufferers and asthmatics, and at reducing or eliminating second-hand tobacco smoke. Commercial grade air purifiers are manufactured as either small sta...

That is really dirty! but does it have the same function as air purifier? How many days do you have to clean them?

demonx wrote:I have two of the large carbatec room air filters. Well worth the money. They pop up on eBay from time to time

I also try to use dust extractors as often as possible

Is the dust extractor the same with air purifier?

What air filter do you use to minimise dusts around?

Here's the problem. I have a small de-humidifier, which in the past wo days has removed about 1/2l of water from the room, I've tried a heater, and a spot light, but neither of my hygrometers measures lower than 68%..I've ordered two more, as my two are always at least 10% apart.... Would a bigger ...