It is supposed to be 81 degrees here on Christmas Day.
That is not right.
Bob Rentfro
'77 300D 145K
Litchfield Park, AZ
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Content preview: Curt Raymond wrote: > Why is it disturbing? > Stuff in
the air is a natural phenomonon, from dust stirred up by the wind to
hair falling off lions on the savanna. > Besides, a lot of the indoor
dust comes off of your body! That's right, much of it is dried skin
you've shed off. [...]
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Curt Raymond wrote:
> Why is it disturbing?
> Stuff in the air is a natural phenomonon, from dust stirred up by the wind to
> hair falling off lions on the savanna.
>
Besides, a lot of the indoor dust comes off of your body! That's right,
much of it is dried skin you've shed off.
I've always been suspicious of the devices that claim to give off
"beneficial negative ions." If ground-level ozone was good for you the
EPA wouldn't worry about it. If indoor ozone was good for you then
laser printer manufacturers wouldn't equip their printers with ozone
filters to stop them from giving it off.
