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The Ionic Bulb is an energy saving light bulb that has a built-in air purifier. Here is what their website says:
Unlike ordinary bulbs, the Ionic Bulb removes airborne pollutants and odors, making stale indoor air as fresh and healthy as outdoor air. A single bulb works in a 100 square foot area eliminating:
•Dust
•Odors
•Allergens
•Pollen
•Pet Dander
•Smoke
I received an Ionic Bulb and was excited to try it out. After using it for the past 2-3 weeks, I have to say that we haven’t noticed any significant results. We don’t smoke or have any posts, so it isn’t like it would clean the air of those toxins. However, we do have a problem with moisture collecting on and around our windows. We were hoping that between running our diffuser with essential oils and the Ionic Bulb we would notice a difference in our air quality. Unfortunately, as I stated we didn’t see any difference. I’m hoping for long term results over time.
The Ionic Bulb may be purchased at www.NewIonicBulb.com
So you are giving the bulb a bad review because it didn’t dehumidify your room? Are you some sort of an idiot? That is the dumbest thing I have ever heard!
I couldn’t see that the bulb has made a difference, so how could I rave about it?
It clearly indicates the bulb will not work in rooms that have humidity. Which is stupid because 98% of houses have heavy humidity in each room unless you have a humidifier. Just remember this, what room do you spend the most time in? The answer is your bedroom. Focus there.
Its called condensation. The moisture that accumulates on and around your windows. There is no reference on the product or by the company that states that the ionic bulb eliminates condensation. So obviously if your waiting for the product to function in a way that it in no way relates to, your going to be sadly disappointed. What you should have bought, is called a dehumidifier.
Try putting the bulbs in your kitchen if you cook a lot, and wait to see if the odors don’t linger as long.
To rick, no where does it say the bulb will not work in rooms that have humidity.
It’s not the moisture I was expecting the Ionic bulb to cure, it is the smell of the mold forming in my wood. And a dehumidifier is not the answer in our home, new windows is since they are not air tight. But thank you for sharing your thoughts.
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