air filters

[Guest guest]

Hi all,

Does anyone have any recomendations or experience with air filters to reduce

the smell of moxa smoke? I would love to hear your input.

Thanks,

Sarah Fink, L.Ac

 

 

 

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[Guest guest]

Hi Sarah,

I rent space from a chiropractor on the days she's not in the office and,

while she's supportive in every way, she doesn't like her office smelling of

smoke on her work days.

What I find works best is an exhaust fan installed which I had installed by

an electrician. I think it ran me about $750 six or seven years ago. Mine is

in the basement with vents on the floor of each treatment room. I did it that

way because I wasn't able to vent out through the walls.

The only problem with the exhaust fan is that it does take about 1/2 and hour

to completely clear the smell. Since I have some sensitivity to smoke, that's

not quick enough for me personally. So, I also use a Vermont Soy Candle in the

treatment room, as that works instantly. I don't recommend just using the

candle, however, as the few times I did that (forgetting to turn on the exhaust

fan), the office had a stale smell the next day.

Hope this helps.

Peace, Liz