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Or just project negative ions into your working and sleeping places and breathe easy, wipe the mold spores off the walls every couple months or so. Test their
by HocusLocus 8mo ago
Or just project negative ions into your working and sleeping places and breathe easy, wipe the mold spores off the walls every couple months or so. Test their effectiveness by shining a bright flashlight in the dark. You can't see the beam!
- adamddev1 8mo agoHow do you "project negative ions" ?
- jadamson 8mo agoWith an ionic air purifier.
- taneq 8mo agoAre you saying that all particulates in the air inside a house are mold spores? Surely the vast majority is just normal dust (dander, microplastics, silicates, etc.)?
- DANmode 8mo agoDust becomes mold rapidly. Way more rapidly than anyone’s comfortable. Ambient air has mold spores. Add a single humid breeze through the space, game over. If you don’t have a humidity range being recorded day to day in your home, you may be surprised the excursions.
- m348e912 8mo agoOzone (the source of those negative ions) comes with its own issues. If you are going to use ionize with ozone, it's best to do it when you're not going to be home for a while.
- jadamson 8mo agoOzone doesn't generate ions, ionizers produce ozone, and how much will depend on the device.
- DANmode 8mo agoIf you can see the mold, that’s too much mold for anywhere sharing air with the inside of your living and sleeping space.