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Anonymous users2024-01-24No, air purifiers are not a panacea. It is better to ventilate naturally for a month or two.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23It's best to put it for a while, you can live if you don't want to, there's no need to dwell on this problem, don't live if you can't live first, it's not a big deal.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22Preferably not, ventilation for 1 month, better.
The sixth-generation Tacepticous HEPA Nano Purification Filter Cartridge can actively adsorb and decompose indoor air pollutants such as formaldehyde and other newly renovated pollution, indoor microbial bacteria, and haze. It has a negative ion function, which can release tens of millions of negative ions that are beneficial to human health into the room every second, so that the indoor becomes a forest and gives fresh air to the family.
Yes, but you still let your range hood play the leading role, otherwise it will be too expensive to consume consumables, and the British IAM air purification experts around you.
The imported technology is not bad, such as the British Northland air purifier, Bruyer, and Connie Anjie.
You can put it in the toilet, but the toilet is a damp place, and it is also one of the easy breeding bacteria in the home, so if you want to put it, it is best to put an air purifier with a sterilization function. >>>More
The toilet is a damp place, and it is also one of the easy breeding bacteria in the home, so if you want to put it, it is best to put an air purifier with a sterilization function. It is estimated that the filter will have to be replaced soon