 Air purifier question
Hello:
I have chemical sensitivites (post nasal drip from most chemical smells and who knows what else). I was wondering if anyone has ever tried an AirSource 3000 air purifier? I believe it's a Shaklee product. It uses UV light and low level ozone....forgot the long term to describe it (photo-hydro-ionization?...somthing like that). Anyone had any experience with one or know anything about them? They're just new enough that I can't find them in any product reviews yet. I can only find company literature on them, and we all know you can't believe everything you read. Thank you for any help! I appreciate it.
Sincerely, Tab
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