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Which AC system is best for Bronchiectasis & MAC?
MAC & Bronchiectasis | Last Active: Jan 1 5:53pm | Replies (12)Comment receiving replies
In my own experience, I have found that my central heating and air conditioning have better filters and air returns. I also have a lanais with a window unit. Three things with the window unit…1) The air filter is useless against stopping particles from entering my home and 2) I can see daylight through it which brings me to 3) It does nothing at all to stop allergens such as ragweed and pollen.
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In our old house we have large radiators and window AC units. We've looked at mini splits but indecisive hubby is still deciding. The way I cope with the faulty filtering of the window units is to run 2 air purifiers in the bedroom. Their pre-filters get vacuumed every 2 weeks and 1x year HEPA filter change. Since their installation I notice a lot less dust.
It's been challenging to determine how effective the mini splits are at filtering. And if they might trap things like NTM in a good or bad way. Thus the indecision.