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Preparation for Haze days II
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Re: I can see and smell the haze (14 Sep 2014)
Can, ask PAP.
Can, ask PAP.
Sorry bro, rain can be stop?
Re: I can see and smell the haze (14 Sep 2014)
Every year got haze shorten your life how to live pass 65 to smell your CPF?
Every year got haze shorten your life how to live pass 65 to smell your CPF?
Re: I can see and smell the haze (14 Sep 2014)
I can feel it in my bones.
I can feel it in my bones.
Re: I can see and smell the haze (14 Sep 2014)
I rely on the data from http://aqicn.org/city/singapore/central/
It shows that the air quality in Spore is not good with readings in the 70 to 90.
I rely on the data from http://aqicn.org/city/singapore/central/
It shows that the air quality in Spore is not good with readings in the 70 to 90.
Re: I can see and smell the haze (14 Sep 2014)
One fucktard teekii claimed Rony Tan can stop the rain.
http://sammyboy.com/showthread.php?186647-He-can-command-impending-rain-to-be-held-back
Sorry bro, rain can be stop?
One fucktard teekii claimed Rony Tan can stop the rain.
http://sammyboy.com/showthread.php?186647-He-can-command-impending-rain-to-be-held-back
Re: I can see and smell the haze (14 Sep 2014)
I've got a Honeywell unit which uses a HEPA filter.
If you want to get a gimicky unit like the one shown in the video can get it from Amazon http://www.amazon.com/Surround-Air-...&qid=1410684220&sr=8-25&keywords=air+purifier
I've got a Honeywell unit which uses a HEPA filter.
If you want to get a gimicky unit like the one shown in the video can get it from Amazon http://www.amazon.com/Surround-Air-...&qid=1410684220&sr=8-25&keywords=air+purifier
Re: I can see and smell the haze (14 Sep 2014)
Can also source from China the same unit. It looks like it is the same as this unti http://www.alibaba.com/product-detail/LF-3800-Negative-ion-air-purifier_1009827433.html
Can also source from China the same unit. It looks like it is the same as this unti http://www.alibaba.com/product-detail/LF-3800-Negative-ion-air-purifier_1009827433.html
Re: I can see and smell the haze (14 Sep 2014)
gimmicky?my video has 1.1 million hits.....it is a brand new technology from japan that is set to take the world by storm.....
ur honeywell is a crappy designed product with only HEPA and prefilter......alive air has HEPA,ion filter,titanium dioxide filter,ultraviolet filter,anti static filter,carbon filter,prefilter
[video=youtube;TWTU2sac0JU]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TWTU2sac0JU[/video]
gimmicky?my video has 1.1 million hits.....it is a brand new technology from japan that is set to take the world by storm.....
ur honeywell is a crappy designed product with only HEPA and prefilter......alive air has HEPA,ion filter,titanium dioxide filter,ultraviolet filter,anti static filter,carbon filter,prefilter
[video=youtube;TWTU2sac0JU]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TWTU2sac0JU[/video]
Re: I can see and smell the haze (14 Sep 2014)
Honeywell has an activated carbon made with Zeolite/Volcanic Rock pre-filter. It extends the life of the expensive TRUE HEPA filter. The pre-filter can be vacumed cleaned to extend the life of the HEPA filter. The HEPA filter is really what you really want in an air purifier. The Honeywell HEPA can last years & not months like some air purifiers.
It is cheaper than the Blue Air. The Blue Air was actually my 1st choice because it is made of metal & is quieter than the Honeywell, but the replacement filters are more expensive. The biggest con with the Honeywell is that it is noisy. The Honeywell has a CADR rating of 250. http://www.amazon.com/Honeywell-502...catcorr&keywords=honeywell+air+purifier+50250
Newer products from Japan, Korea have all those extras which I call gimmicks & if you think they add to the product value then by all means consider getting them. However I have my doubts if they will have replacement filters years down the road.
So for me what is more important is the cost & availability of replacement filters, low maintenace,...
Honeywell has an activated carbon made with Zeolite/Volcanic Rock pre-filter. It extends the life of the expensive TRUE HEPA filter. The pre-filter can be vacumed cleaned to extend the life of the HEPA filter. The HEPA filter is really what you really want in an air purifier. The Honeywell HEPA can last years & not months like some air purifiers.
It is cheaper than the Blue Air. The Blue Air was actually my 1st choice because it is made of metal & is quieter than the Honeywell, but the replacement filters are more expensive. The biggest con with the Honeywell is that it is noisy. The Honeywell has a CADR rating of 250. http://www.amazon.com/Honeywell-502...catcorr&keywords=honeywell+air+purifier+50250
Newer products from Japan, Korea have all those extras which I call gimmicks & if you think they add to the product value then by all means consider getting them. However I have my doubts if they will have replacement filters years down the road.
So for me what is more important is the cost & availability of replacement filters, low maintenace,...
Re: I can see and smell the haze (14 Sep 2014)
KNN hokkien, use chilli and onion lah! :oIo:
Sorry bro, rain can be stop?
KNN hokkien, use chilli and onion lah! :oIo:
How much is the Honeywell unit? And who sells it in Singapore?
Re: I can see and smell the haze (14 Sep 2014)
Bro I only use chilli and onion for conbeef
KNN hokkien, use chilli and onion lah! :oIo:
Bro I only use chilli and onion for conbeef
Air quality hits 'unhealthy' range as PSI hits 113
[h=2]Air quality in Singapore moved into the "unhealthy" range at 1am on Monday, with the Pollutant Standards Index (PSI) three-hour reading hitting 113 at 6am.[/h]
Office workers walk through a haze blanketing the central business district in Singapore on June 20, 2013. Air quality in Singapore moved into the "unhealthy" range on Sep 15, 2014, with the PSI three-hour reading hitting 113 at 6am. (AP/File)
SINGAPORE: Air quality in Singapore moved into the "unhealthy" range on Monday (Sep 15), with the Pollutant Standards Index (PSI) three-hour reading hitting 113 at 6am. As of 7am, the three-hour reading was 111.
The 24-hour PSI reading as of 7am on Sep 15.
The three-hour PSI reading was 64 at 6pm on Sunday and it climbed to 74 at 9pm Sunday. It has since remained past the 100 mark this morning.
The 3-hour PSI reading as of 7am on Sep 15.
A PSI reading of 0-50 is considered "good", 51-100 is classified as "moderate", while 101-200 is in the "unhealthy" band.
The National Environment Agency (NEA) has advised healthy people to reduce prolonged or strenuous outdoor physical exertion when the PSI is in the "unhealthy" range. The elderly, pregnant women and children should minimise such activities, which should also be avoided by people with chronic lung disease or heart disease, NEA said on its website.
[h=2]Air quality in Singapore moved into the "unhealthy" range at 1am on Monday, with the Pollutant Standards Index (PSI) three-hour reading hitting 113 at 6am.[/h]
SINGAPORE: Air quality in Singapore moved into the "unhealthy" range on Monday (Sep 15), with the Pollutant Standards Index (PSI) three-hour reading hitting 113 at 6am. As of 7am, the three-hour reading was 111.
The 24-hour PSI reading as of 7am on Sep 15.
The three-hour PSI reading was 64 at 6pm on Sunday and it climbed to 74 at 9pm Sunday. It has since remained past the 100 mark this morning.
The 3-hour PSI reading as of 7am on Sep 15.
A PSI reading of 0-50 is considered "good", 51-100 is classified as "moderate", while 101-200 is in the "unhealthy" band.
The National Environment Agency (NEA) has advised healthy people to reduce prolonged or strenuous outdoor physical exertion when the PSI is in the "unhealthy" range. The elderly, pregnant women and children should minimise such activities, which should also be avoided by people with chronic lung disease or heart disease, NEA said on its website.
Re: Air quality hits 'unhealthy' range as PSI hits 113
should have accorded the order of tumbok-sick to mudhathir instead of youdonno, as the haze started to flow in on the day he left sinkieland - and now this payback......at least the m&d could've been the barking dog on sinkie's behalf
should have accorded the order of tumbok-sick to mudhathir instead of youdonno, as the haze started to flow in on the day he left sinkieland - and now this payback......at least the m&d could've been the barking dog on sinkie's behalf
Re: Air quality hits 'unhealthy' range as PSI hits 113
why sinkies still using the outdated PSI reading..
now people go for AQI 2.5 which is a more accurate representation.
well, that's sinkie for you.
at the moment, sinkieland is all above 100 now..enjoy the haze..
why sinkies still using the outdated PSI reading..
now people go for AQI 2.5 which is a more accurate representation.
well, that's sinkie for you.
at the moment, sinkieland is all above 100 now..enjoy the haze..