leaving your house clean?

[grapefruitmoon]

Same as me, lot of you guys are single (I hope) and go on trips regularly (I guess). So my house is generally left unattended, I don't mind much until my cough is getting worsened recently and doctor says I got asthma symptoms, but not that severe yet.

Now I want to breath clean air whenever I come back home, but don't want disturbance from any strangers (i.e. housekeeper). I may buy an air purifier, but is it too costly to leave it on 24/7 for one week, two weeks?

any recommendations will be appreciated.

 

[yohy?!]

assuming you dont live right next to a highway but leaving windows open would always be superior to an air purifier

 

[grapefruitmoon]

assuming you dont live right next to a highway but leaving windows open would always be superior to an air purifier

it would be unsafe for leaving windows open. you don't have any experience with burglar?

 

[significance]

If you want to try the air purifier, you could buy one of the Belkin plug attachments so that you can turn it on and off remotely, for instance turning it on a day or two before you get home.

If you want to try the open windows, you could get security screens for them.

 

[fernweh]

I just bought a Clair air purifier (TD1866) and had nothing to complaint. Perfect from design to price. It's on sale during November now so you should make your mind soon.

 

[grapefruitmoon]

If you want to try the air purifier, you could buy one of the Belkin plug attachments so that you can turn it on and off remotely, for instance turning it on a day or two before you get home.

If you want to try the open windows, you could get security screens for them.

How does it work? I would like to try?

 

[grapefruitmoon]

I just bought a Clair air purifier (TD1866) and had nothing to complaint. Perfect from design to price. It's on sale during November now so you should make your mind soon.

I look up what you said and I'm quite surprised by its design and simplicity (Clair-TD1866 Air Purifier | Go-Clair). But power consumption is only 5.28W at high mode. Doesn't it mean it costs less than $2 monthly with continuous mode? Anyone can confirm?

 

[significance]

How does it work? I would like to try?

WeMo Switch

 

[Homer]

This is the neckbeardiest thread I've read in a very long while. All power to you!