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My background is a registered nurse and I put my RN behind this technology (altough no medical claims are being indicated by this fact). I am also a NORMI trained Professional, Indoor Air Quality Specialist and Advanced Oxidation Specialist.

I will gladly answer any questions you may have about the Ecoquest products. I can be reached at 215-915-3901 or by email at plytle@rfmusa.com, just ask for Pete. Thank you, and for those that are enjoying I hope you continue to do so.

***We do have a website that I will gladly give when contacted, but Ecoquest's policies do not allow me to do this on an internet site.

A proper beneficial setting for home ozone air purifiers units would produce an indoor ozone level of .02 to .04 parts per million-well below what some governments have established as a safe level (up to .05 ppm). Criticisms in many articles cite much higher concentrations and the interesting thing is they never even mention what the safe limit is. Doing so would remove the controversy of their articles. Controversy is what sells and that is why ozone critics love to feature ozone as a "bad guy"! In a nut shell, good news is no news and that is why you generally will never hear news reporters promoting it as a good thing!

The greatest opportunity that many reporters are missing is the fact that the real controversy would be in revealing the "truth" to the public about why many agencies unethically downplay ozone. Approaching the controversy from this angle would allow reporters to still have their "controversial edge" and most importantly at the same time maintain their integrity. Hopefully in time as more and more people become educated on the importance and benefits of ozone, reporters will recognize that the "truth angle" is their biggest market and their true wild card!

Many customers of ozone type air purifiers have used them safely in their homes for over twenty years, and more. Some have had babies that are now teenagers. Those children have breathed "ozone purified air" every day of their life and have reaped the positive benefits of doing so-with no negative effects!

The bottom line is this... At the end of the day the truth will still be there. Any reporter, politician or agency that deliberately denies or holds back the truth (both sides of the story) about ozone or any other helpful life-changing substance, product or information for their own gain, will ultimately be exposed in the end! "]

Always do your research and get the facts straight.

I just wanted to add my 2 cents about air cleaners in general... I had an electronic air cleaner ( washable filters ) installed on my furnace and had it removed after three months... It left a fine white dust on everything in the house and couldn't stand the smell of ozone... Years later I bought a portable HEPA air cleaner, from Sears, for the computer room... That one lasted a month, once the fliter gets a bit dirty the smell is overwhelming and I couldn't afford $50. every three or four weeks for a new filter...

Rita

Might want to go to walmart and buy yourself a cheap $20 twenty inch square box fan and a roll of $4 two inch wide clear packing tape.
Then head over to home depot and buy a $15 3m ultra allergen pleated furnas air filter 20x20x1. And tape it to the intake side of that box fan.

No more smoke.

I experimented on the hepa filters, the white pleated ones in a plastic or metal frame,,, I can soak them in the bathtub in soapy water and then rinse well blasting them with a garden hose. Amazing the dirt that washes off,, saved $$$. Seem to work just as well once they dry, which takes a couple days.

TSP, laundry detergent, dish-washing soap, all of those I've tried, even bleach .... 409 sprayed on them to soak for a few minutes cleans them fairly well too.

Be careful of the little plastic pleat separators, they come loose and slide around easy, but you learn to gently nudge them back.

Havent tried the honeywell round ones yet,, but I've got one thats getting some age, big $70 sucker!

Charcoal filters vacuumed first, then soaked in some soapy water hose off nice too.

While the purifiers are very reliable they do have a part called an RCI cell that does need replacement every couple years. The Ultraviolet bulb inside the RCI cell losses intensity and effectiveness over time. As do all UV bulbs.

Your best course of action if buying from an online auction or elsewhere is to ask them directly if there is a warranty with the product. If they say yes they must be a dealer. Ask for their dealer number of the person offering the product and the serial number of the product. Then call EcoQuest to confirm you are getting the product from an authorized dealer and that the product does have a warranty. This could save you a lot of money and frustration in the long run if you need warranty work done or need to buy replacement parts.

You can email your questions or concerns to customerservice@ecoquestintl.net or alternately call them at 800-989-2299 and follow the prompts. If you are unsure of which prompt to follow just pick one, and whoever answers will connect you to the correct person.

Hope this has helped you.

In the interest of full disclosure, I am an authorized EcoQuest Dealer and have been for more than 5 years.

I got started in the business while looking for something that might help relieve my grandson's asthma. I ordered the product for the free evaluation as someone above did. I tell my daughter try it in her home, and in less than 2 days the difference was already obvious. Since then he has gone from 2-3 puffers per month and the occasional rush to the hospital emergency room, to still having a puffer, but it goes time expired before being fully used up.
So long story even longer be careful of what you buy.

The sweetness of low price is forgotten long after the bitterness of poor quality remains.

FYI The terms of service for joining GW forums prohibits posts such as yours. We are not allowed to hawk our wares here. The fact that you registered and posted here the same day also labels your post as SPAM. I don't know if that was your intent, but if it was, you need to take your message elsewhere.