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Tibblewinkles
27
Jul 25, 2018
From what I've read: Ionizing the particulates in the air is akin to statically charging them. You're not "purifying" anything, just sticking the particles to the nearest surface, like a child pulling off booger from their nose. This also probably explains why more dust started sticking onto the car dashboard ever since I started using an air ionizer. Now imagine if you get toxic particles and allergens coating your walls. That's just a ticking time bomb. You'll do much better with an actual HEPA filter, which stores all the particles that's filtered, in an actual filter.
rampantandroid
83
Sep 11, 2018
TibblewinklesTo add to this: A better combo than ionizing purifiers is indeed a HEPA filter *AND* a humidifier. If you keep your humidity at ~50%, you'll find that HEPA filters will do a considerably better job at catching dust particles. You'll also breath easier and get less nose bleeds in winter, I've found.