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Hi,
May I start a new thread on this top. The other thread I started provided me with a lot of useful information, but has also gotten off track a little bit. Forget HEPA - here's the problem. I have a household member who suffers from asthma. East coast, Philly area. We have observed strong correlation between the symptoms and the A/C being on. (Maybe the correlation is with hot and humid weather, but we think it's A/C because it also depends on the room.) So what do you recommend to minimize the effects? Here's what I've gathered. 1. Frequently changed MERV 10-13 filter. 2. Make sure it's tight. 3. I have an opportunity to increase the filter area. Worth it? Thanks in advance! Sam |
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