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Yeah, but in an article this pedantic, you'd expect the author to know something that basic.
by santoshalper 3y ago
Yeah, but in an article this pedantic, you'd expect the author to know something that basic.
- rootusrootus 3y agoExactly. The author of the article uses little details to call into question the Wirecutter write-up, but overlooking something like this does exactly the same thing about their own write-up. It was the first thing I thought when I saw H13. "Well, H13 has an H, E12 does not, what are the odds that HEPA starts at 13?" I'm surprised this didn't occur to the writer.
- epcoa 3y agoHardly "little details". They give a fairly broad explanation about the high level flaws in Wirecutter's analysis. The point they make about the issue of marketing speak "true HEPA" is a bit out of place and sort of irrelevant but it isn't even wrong. > call into question the Wirecutter write-up Nothing is being questioned, it is thoroughly debunked.