We had a Rainbow once, my wife would leave the water inside the machine
when through, and in less than a year it was totally seized up.
Marshall
Medwith, Robert J Mr CIV USA AMC wrote:
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I had heard that it was possible with a Rainbow Vacuum cleaner to put
Whiskey in and breathe the air coming out.
An instant high, but I would think that is dangerous.
But that will not stop every one.
I had a demonstration once on a Rainbow Vacuum cleaner, nice unit but
I choked on the price.
The salesman was where I heard about the Whiskey.
Bob
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*From:* Medwith, Robert J Mr CIV USA AMC
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*Sent:* Friday, April 04, 2008 5:35 PM
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I forgot to answer the one question, it would pump or nebulize CS into
air but it could discolor every thing in time.
Bob
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*From:* Dianne France [mailto:[email protected]]
*Sent:* Friday, April 04, 2008 4:29 PM
*To:* [email protected]
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We have a vacuum by the brand name Rainbow that uses a water bath that
the intake goes thru before expelling the air and you don't return
dust to the air. I have used essential oils in the water bath to put
into the air to help breathing and such but never thought about adding
cs. Your comments made me think of that would be a good idea.
Where do you get the table top item you were referring to?
Dianne
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*From:* Medwith, Robert J Mr CIV USA AMC
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It is quiet, Plastic cup will turn gray from the silver if you do not
clean it up all the time.
They sell a 5 gallon bucket for vacuum cleaner that traps drywall dust
in water.
I used the bucket and a hose and attachment on end to sand dry wall
repair, no dust.
Dry wall dust is so fine it plugs even a good air cleaner in a vacuum
cleaner.
They have them at Home Depot.
You fill the bucket half full of water and the air intake pulls
the air
through the water.
The vacuum is noisy though, but you could medicate in a room with CS
this way.
CS might get on your walls though. In an Emergency you could sterilize
air in a room this way.
If it was an Emergency last thing you would care about is having
to wash
walls
You have a 10 day return as they say.
I have one, bought one for my wife (my insurance bought her one of the
noisy table top ones).
A friend saw mine and bought one for his son. I do not have the
battery
pack, no need.
They are 12 volts DC so if you get the adapter you can run from a car
when out or if power goes out.
At $54 dollars I did not bother trying to go through paper work to try
and get the insurance to cover
Mine or for my Wife. I gave a table top unit to my Niece when she
had no
insurance.
I some times use it while I am watching TV, it is just a small
contained
Mini compressor that blows
The air through a Medication cup.
They have the cheap table top one for $38 but it is 51 Decibels.
Bob
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