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5out of 5 |
| Appearance: |
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5out of 5 |
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5out of 5 |
Written By:
Anonymous
(Arlington, Texas)
Customer Review
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| "Big difference in quality of air" |
Date: 4/13/2005 |
"The Hunter system I own looks a tad different cosmetically but has the same specifications. It came in a three pack, with two smaller units.
I did a little shopping before setting on this system. Of course I have to admit that I also own several Hunter ceiling fans. I found I could get filters on line and in local home improvement stores locally.
I have a thundering hurdy of cats so I have to deal with litter, food, fur, and several obscure smells. So I needed something that would suck it out of the air, not just catch particles as they pass. And this animal claims to turn the whole room over at approximately 6 times an hour.
Well you could imagine my surprise when I found that I did not have to leave it on high or all day to have the clean air effect. Just strategically placed where I stay and near the cat areas, the systems does their magic using the minimum speed setting.
Even though I leave them in standing up to have maximum walking space they can also be laid on their side like on a shelf. I still have to watch where I walk as the cats like to lay in front of them to catch the breeze.
In an emergency you can crank the system up to the top speed; which in general is not that noisy but it defiantly puts out white noise.
You hear pluses and minuses about ionized air. With a separate ionizer you can test it for yourself. I found that it did make everything seem fresher, yet I felt I smelled ionized air for the rest of the day so I use it sparingly for extraordinarily smelling times. The system works just fine at cleaning the air without it.
I had had to read the manual for recommended filter change times. I suggested the carbon filter every three months and the other filter about twice a year.
A real and surprising added plus is that I can sleep better with the system on.
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