1) Lots of $200 HEPA filters in 7 rooms ($1400)
2) Leave the windows cracked open a bit ($100/mo., we live in Wisconsin)
3) Run the furnace blower 24/7 (not the greatest filter, but works the best of the options thus far... need a better filter and what will happen to the blower motor in a few months?=$$$$)
4) Heat %26amp; Air exchanger ($2000)
5) Whole house HEPA filter ($1200)
6) Kill the cat: $0, but end up divorced (divorce=$10,000-20,000)
Please help!
I need to reduce the pet-dander in our house. Tried shampoos for the pets %26amp; carpet sprays. I need fresh air!?
We have several of these filters. They flow lots of air on high and they are only about $80. We found them in Lowes stores, or here is a link to buy online, but option 6 is still your best choice.
http://home-solutions.hsn.com/hunter-hep鈥?/a>I need to reduce the pet-dander in our house. Tried shampoos for the pets %26amp; carpet sprays. I need fresh air!?
Get rid of your pet. Pets are one of the biggest waste of resources in the US. A major cause of pollution because of their waste. And the production of per food.
X, I owned two of the most lovable critters God ever created. One was a Golden Retriever, and the other a Shizu. They lived together and harmoniously with us for all of there lives, but - sad to say - they made our home smell like the city zoo. We tried everything, but nothing worked. Hey, how about the exhaust from your vacuum cleaner? ';Putrid';, hardly describes the stench. We had to buy a new one because nothing we did could eliminate the odor that our vacuum cleaner threw out.
Our gorgeous dogs eventually died. Pets - I'm refering to cats too - eventually leave us you know, and the conclusions my wife and I have come to are: 1. no more pets, 2. our home no longer stinks, and 3. our sons asthma has spontaneously disappeared. Yeah, mine too. The animal dander (dog hair) besides being one heck of a nuisance is bad for your health. Good luck to you with your efforts to clean up your home. Love your pets, and when they depart from this world it will be then when your abode will become more livable. Mike
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