So I heard a rumor that boiling a bunch of water to create steam helps improve the air quality but after over an hour my sensor has proven otherwise.

Sep 15, 2020 · 4:29 AM UTC

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Replying to @aaronpk
You can order room purifiers on Amazon. Many are out of stock but there are some. Or order direct from @BISSELLclean — I ordered a big one for the studio today, should be here Friday. Also, be sure to install @honey — serious saved $80.
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I actually ordered one on Friday and it is theoretically arriving tomorrow. I hope it actually does something! Also the price of the one I ordered already jumped 30% since I ordered it so I guess I was ahead of the curve there
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Not sure it works but mentally it helps and makes the house smell better.
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Fair enough. Maybe I should add some mint essence to this pot of water
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Boiling with electric or gas?
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Electric 😕 but as much as I like cooking with gas I don't like the idea of highly flammable substances piped into my house, especially right now
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Crap. Facts take away even this one small relief. Have you found anything that does work?
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Nothing. Nothing helps, everything is pointless. Eventually it will all blow over but until then we'll all just be miserable. 🙃
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The effect should theoretically appear when the steam condenses and airborne particles precipitate with it, this is stronger if the droplets are negatively charged. I hope the situation clears soon for you.
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It's the opposite, the sensor reads a room full of fried oil as a huge spike but isn't reacting to this steam at all