In a message dated 4/7/2007 5:39:24 PM Eastern Daylight Time, hyasy...@freenetname.co.uk writes:
Hi, I've been meaning to try this in my new "Pureaire" device, ( _http://www.pureaire.co.uk/_ (http://www.pureaire.co.uk/) ) thanks for the reminder. It's a water based airpurifier, humidifier and ioniser that has the option of also scenting the air when you add fragrances to it, costs £40 (approx $70) and comes with 5 samples of organic oils, I love it! Not sure if they ship abroad or whether that would be economical for someone outside the UK but there may be other similar products available if one googles. ******Hi... This sounds great...I will google it. I would love to have something like this in our Parlor...everyone comes thru that door and they bring their sneezies etc with them:) There's no filter in it which I believe some humidifiers have and these may inhibit the efficacy of the CS, it also doesn't involve any heat which could result in the CS being left behind when the water evaporates such as occurs in heat based humidifiers. Something like this will cleanse and purify a whole room in a few hours, and then if one also adds CS to it ..... well that sounds like a really good idea to me, especially if one has a cold or respiratory problems as it does some of the work of a nebuliser, (which would no doubt be much more efficient at getting CS into the lungs for serious conditions). Shiona vwol...@aol.com wrote: > I use a small spray bottle 3/4 filled with full strength CS. > I then add a small amount of scent...one of the few that don't bother > me...Jean Nate Cologne or a few drops of Lemon Oil. > > By doing this...am I cutting the efficacy of the CS? > > By combining the two I am hoping to disinfect the air as will as > leave a pleasant scent. > > Most scents are verboten in our house because of my allergies. > thanks V. > ************************************** See what's free at http://www.aol.com.
