I’m thinking about buying an Oreck Pro-Shield air purifier to help with my breathing & allergies. Does anyone have this particular purifier and, if so, how do you like it? I would also appreciate hearing other experiences with air purifiers. Thank you!

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I live in my basement meaning i have no heat, no a/c, and no circulation. I purchased a heater, fan, and air purifier. i vacuum at least 3 times a week and constantly spray febreeze, lysol, etc. i always clean my clothes too. I recently adopted two kittens. They live in my room(they have no access to my house, allergy reasons). oh and for the people who think thats mean it is a big room, 25′ x 30′. Anyway, it is summer now and it smells worse than ever. my room always had an odor even before kittens due to the basement. But it didn’t smell bad. Now whenever i walk into my room i gag from the odor. They are definitely not spraying so i came to the conclusion that it is the litter box. I clean it literally 4 times a day and change it once every 5 days. i even bought the expensive arm and hammer clumping litter. I also purchased a thing to hold the poop. It kinda is like a diaper genie. It seals the waste with each turn. http://www.walmart.com/ip/Petmate-Litter-Locker-Cats/8055993

that was a link for the product. sounded great with the reviews but i dont know. My dad is going to bring home an air ionizer thing but i would really appreciate alternate ideas. I need alot of ideas because if the smell doesn’t go away i have to get rid of them my parents say. Thank you everybody
they are both spayed females. i understand odor is odor. Maybe if there are products that i can buy that have long lasting effects but i dont know what

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Has anyone ever used an ecobox air-purifier?

If so, is it worth the money? I’ve used an ionic breeze for years but it’s done. I heard the ecobox is suppose to be amazing….. this was from a guy who sells them on the side.

Thanks for any help

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Anyone have suggestions, i need one the gets out the heaviest odors cat box/indoor plants/big dogs and their dander. ive heard carbon filters are the best for smells but what about every thing else?

i am going to be doing an experiment on manipulating negative ions with magnetic fields but i am wanting to use pure helium instead of just compressed air and i was wondering can i buy a normal air ionizer and use it to ionize compressed helium. here is the ionizer i am going to use http://www.allelectronics.com/make-a-store/item/SW-750/IONIZER/1.html i just want to know if it is possible to ionize helium with this and if not, then with what device may i ionize helium with?