Air purifier helps reduce the symptoms but will not get rid of the problem.
I suggest IQAir HealthPro (around $700). It’s one of the best air purifer.
A cheaper solution is Alen A350 ($400). An Austin air purifier is also a good solution.
Avoid ionic air purifiers because they are hazardous. And remember to ask about the replcacement filter costs since cheaper air purifiers are mostly expensive in the long run.
Anything that can remove the allergens from the air can be a help. There are many out there. Go get a consumer reports magazine and compare prices and performance.
Ionic Breeze Air Purifiers work incredibly well. I love them. I’ve purchased about 9 of them, (on Ebay, cheap), and I’ve even given them away as gifts. Make sure you get the real deal. Those Home Depot things are crap. I’ve found that I sleep better with my IB next to the bed. They remove all kinds of crud from the air and wash off easily. Absolutely no sound.
Allergies are difficult. The kids are always sniffling etc. I would definately check with your doctor first to see if there is any medication that can be given to your son before you rack up your electric bill. The doctor may even prescribe allergy shots which are definately worth it in the long run. Air purifiers are ok, except they really don’t get rid of the stuff that is causing the problem. They get rid of the most prominent molocules of air that are toxic, or have dirt in them. They also really do rack up your energy bill, sort of like running an AC. IF you have central heat/air, I would suggest buying a filter that is hypo allergenic. It really helps. Also, vacuum once every day, and dust twice a week. It will also tune down the sneezing volume in the house. If you have any pets such as a cat, rabbit, dog, or ferrit I would remove them from the house. If the child dosen’t want to get rid of the pets then put him on meds.
Air purifier helps reduce the symptoms but will not get rid of the problem.
I suggest IQAir HealthPro (around $700). It’s one of the best air purifer.
A cheaper solution is Alen A350 ($400). An Austin air purifier is also a good solution.
Avoid ionic air purifiers because they are hazardous. And remember to ask about the replcacement filter costs since cheaper air purifiers are mostly expensive in the long run.
The Ionic Breese Quadra works its best.
Its only 68$ at your local Home Depot.
Anything that can remove the allergens from the air can be a help. There are many out there. Go get a consumer reports magazine and compare prices and performance.
Ionic Breeze Air Purifiers work incredibly well. I love them. I’ve purchased about 9 of them, (on Ebay, cheap), and I’ve even given them away as gifts. Make sure you get the real deal. Those Home Depot things are crap. I’ve found that I sleep better with my IB next to the bed. They remove all kinds of crud from the air and wash off easily. Absolutely no sound.
Allergies are difficult. The kids are always sniffling etc. I would definately check with your doctor first to see if there is any medication that can be given to your son before you rack up your electric bill. The doctor may even prescribe allergy shots which are definately worth it in the long run. Air purifiers are ok, except they really don’t get rid of the stuff that is causing the problem. They get rid of the most prominent molocules of air that are toxic, or have dirt in them. They also really do rack up your energy bill, sort of like running an AC. IF you have central heat/air, I would suggest buying a filter that is hypo allergenic. It really helps. Also, vacuum once every day, and dust twice a week. It will also tune down the sneezing volume in the house. If you have any pets such as a cat, rabbit, dog, or ferrit I would remove them from the house. If the child dosen’t want to get rid of the pets then put him on meds.