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Another (not mutually exclusive) way could to be to open all the windows and doors one of the evenings when it's windy outside (and turn off the aircon of course). I do that at home. I agree it's a lot more involved, but something if we can do once in a while it should help.
@Chinmay,
I do that almost every weekend, but the smell still lingers on. Hence Valentine's suggestion.
Robert
On 25 March 2015 at 08:58, Chinmay Pendharkar notifications@github.com wrote:
Another (not mutually exclusive) way could to be to open all the windows and doors one of the evenings when it's windy outside (and turn off the aircon of course). I do that at home. I agree it's a lot more involved, but something if we can do once in a while it should help.
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Any chance we can borrow @Valentine 's air purifier and put it on trial for less than 24 hours to gauge if it is effective?
@elfgoh If you (or anyone else) is willing to help me transport it from my home and back, sure! I believe the dimensions are 57.2cm x 41.6cm x 24.1cm and weighs around 9kg.
Closing this as we have move to a new place. Please re-open if this persists, thanks!
I've been thinking about this for a while. This seems to make sense to counter food odours, at least. I know some of us have been boiling orange/lemon peels at times, but that freshens the air, not deodourises it.
There's a bunch of air purifiers on Gumtree, both new and used, for under $200.
Note that these aren't the cheap China knockoffs. I have a Sharp at home (also purchased used on Gumtree), and it does an impressive job in keeping my room in a liveable condition.
I think it might be a good idea to purchase one first and see how effective it is (without regard for actual room size). If anything, it'll provide slightly fresher air for us anyway.