Being reductive, hyperbolic and dismissive is in no way being realistic. I never stated I'd die. I never stated I was fearful. It saved me from being subject t

Being reductive, hyperbolic and dismissive is in no way being realistic. I never stated I'd die. I never stated I was fearful. It saved me from being subject to outside conditions that caused significant effects in my lungs and subsequent cognitive ability (hn is not where I reveal health issues in depth). My environment was significantly cleaner than any commercial air con. The month leading up to my purchase, I was increasingly forced indoors, where air con made a tiny difference (but not much). In those early days the air stank and was just very hazy. People with healthy lungs had no problem during that period. I wore carbon n95 masks everywhere (they're classed p2 here) outside. As to the machine, it was supposedly rated for up to 70sqm which I highly doubt, which is why I also used a ceiling fan. It also has an air quality readout to ensure I was not self deceiving. I know enough about fans, filtration and flow rates to not be deceived by marketing hyperbole.