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Originally Posted by Mull
I am confused... you don't understand that with AC and when temperatures are mild like 20 degrees - you have the ablity to turn off the AC and... open your windows? But when its 30+ or smoke you can turn on AC and close your windows.
Like its best of both worlds to what fits your desire- this is honestly news to you?
As for Merv filters- yes they are protecting our health. This is 100% factual when its smoky outside. I suggest you google the PN 2.5 particle limits they recommend for a given day and compare it against Calgary when its smoky. We truly don't know the long term effects of this smoke (however lots of scary #### around PN2.5 particles), and it is crazy to me you would say well the air is only a 4 (even no, its a 5, foretasted max of 7) and therefore I will say your MERV filters don't do anything or not worth it- without any scientific claims to support.
And AC helping my health? No its not helping or hurting. Why bring this up? It does nothing positive or negative for your health.
You know how AC can indirectly HURT your health? You don't open your windows when the air is cool and clean-to get fresh air in as over time only indoor air isn't good either. But in smoke- I love my clean indoor air with my ventilation fan kicked up to a high setting to help.
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Say what?
Uh, you brought up the A/C contributing to 'protecting' your health, that's why I mentioned it.