Air purifiers needed for each room or will they do multiple rooms?
This is a little hard to describe so bear with me. I am looking into preparing for wildfire season and, as some of you may remember, last year, I had to bring my family to a hotel as my house was just not liveable. I want to be prepared with air purifiers and think I probably need to buy now. I cannot have a house-wide system installed as I have ductless heating, not central air. I have one Honeywell I bought last year. I know about fans and merv 13 filters and honestly do not find they work as well and am willing to spend the money for air purifiers.
My question--I know they probably do not go through closed doors, but my living room, family room, kitchen and dining areas are not separated by closed doors. There is a partial wall with door like sized pathways between them; this is so hard to explain. Anyway, I think I need a room sized purifer for bedroom, but am trying to decide what I need for the area with the multiple rooms I described. Feel free to ask questions so I can better describe this.
Also, I know we have had multiple threads on purifiers and I have read them, but if anyone wants to throw in their experience with specific models, please do so. I am leaning towards winix of coway. I thought of Alen, but dont know if that makes sense given I will need multiple units for my house.
Anyone following my should I sell my house saga, I have spoken to a real estate agent and mortgage broker. It is looking like that is not happnening at least in the near future. House inventory is so limited here and prices are way up. That would be good news as far as selling my house, but I am not really seeing anything I could afford that I would want to move into.
Any other wildfire smoke house proofing ideas are welcome as well! Thanks
Last edited by JustMe; 03-06-2021 at 04:22 PM.
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