Like the title says, I’m in a 1000 sq ft apartment right by a busy road. I’m in Canada and am looking for a purifier without ozone. If anyone has any recommendations, I’d appreciate it.

Hi, I've been looking at various brands and would like your recommendation. I'm getting allergy symptoms when pollens are high, even indoors. Also, I have long covid so want a great air purifier to reduce viruses when a guest visits. My apartment is 1,000 sf with 2 bedrooms. I'm thinking I should get one for the living/dining/kitchen area (roughly 500 sf) and one for my bedroom.
Rabbit, Alen, Winix, Austin, other?
Not on a tight budget, so purifiers that work great and look good are a priority. Thank you!!
ETA: just looked at Austin pricing for their Bedroom Machine. $995 is a little steep, but if you think Austin is the best I'll try to swing it.

My new thermostat indicates I have poor indoor air quality and opening windows isn’t really an option when it’s 30 degrees outside.

looking for the best smart air purifier that’s also not heavy on the electric bill if possible please thanks in advance!
would like it to turn on by itself when it detects air quality is poor and it will be plugged in all the time🫶

I quit two jobs in 8 years, the owners kept old papers piled up and in file cabinets that were opened regularly. My last employer used my office to store all documents from the early 80's. Same symptoms severe headache pressure fatigue light sensitivity for months. Luckily unemployment granted my claim, I took pics and documented Dr. visits .
I get the exact same symptoms hiking out doors in dry fine dust and some of the hiking trails here have ground up cement type products on them, instantly I feel my sinuses close and next several days I suffer severely.
Two days ago I grabbed something I stored under the bed and yesterday was hell with headache severe pressure and I can often taste the dust in my face. So weird. I have 3 air purifiers 2 in my bedroom and wash our sheets on hot every Sunday. Dust and vacuum often etc.
I honestly don't think I'm allergic to dust mites specifically it feels like anything airborne small enough to breathe in. Is that possible that the actual dust is what is making me sick? Dust mites aren't in outside dirt are they?
Sorry if it's a stupid question but is anyone else the same as me? People I used to hike with suggested I was making it up. (A holes) i had to stop hiking in those conditions, when I wore dust masks on hikes they made fun of me, pre-pandemic many were in Medicine too.
I have never met anyone with a similar problem.

Just got a tp7c air purifier witch i believe is the same as the regular tower fan formaldehyde but for costco...
It periodically has a little rattling sound, i returned the first one and this 2nd one developed the same noise on the 2nd day! This morning is was noticeably louder too until it randomly stopped...
Is this something that happens with all the new fans??? Anyone else have this issue? Customer service seems like no help...
It sounds like a bearing or maybe the fan os off balance, or the fan itself is slightly hitting something.... but since it happens periodically it seems odd

Rainbow Air Purifiers Business Model — MLM?
This weekend I had a booth at a pet fair. The booth next to me was asking folks to sign up to win a free air purifier. They weren’t selling them at the event. When the event was winding down, I was telling my friend a story about Mary Kay MLM. The moment I mentioned MLM, the head guy came over to speak with me. He gave me the website of the the air purifier and he said he was a small business franchise. LOL.
Looking for more information on the business model and ties to MLM.
Is there any connection to rainbow vacuums? They also seem to affiliated with Ritello.

Hey, hope this is an acceptable question for this sub. A maintenance worker was in my apartment earlier to clean the air ducts, and he also sprayed what looks like an excessive amount of foam inside of the utility closet, I think to seal up holes for pests. I was in a meeting and didn't get the name of the product, and I didn't call the office since there's a pretty solid language barrier, but there's enough foam that it would probs overflow from a shoebox.
The utility closet door has dozens of slats to ventilate air, Is it dangerous for me and my dog to stay in the unit if the foam smell is pretty strong? I opened windows and put an air purifier by the closet, but not sure if we should leave for a day or two since it's like a ~750 sq ft space. Thank you in advance for any advice

Hi! My 11 week old is congested. When she is in a sitting position I notice it most. She is otherwise super happy, sleeps great and doesn’t seem to have any other issues. One thing I’ve noticed is that she has started drooling SO much this past week. We go through like 3 bibs a day that get soaked. She does cough sometimes but I’d say maybe 1-2 times a day and I honestly think it may be when she semi chokes on her saliva. Her breathing seems normal but I did notice her having retractions last night after bath time but she was super excited, playful, and had the hiccups so I think that caused it. I kept a close eye and didn’t notice it again. Is this congestion cause for a doc visit? I tend to overreact about everything involving her lol and my husband is convinced she is fine!!
We run an air purifier in her room and the nanit says her humidity is at a good level. We live in an older building so it could totally be an air quality issue. I do have a humidifier but dont know if it would make it too damp! I also use the Fridanose on her but the boogers/snot is nothing out of the ordinary.

So I was listening to a podcast by comedian Andrew Heaton (X), and he had a very interesting episode examining people's nostalgia for the American 1950's complete with humorous skits. For illustration's sake he assumed 50's America was another country called "Fiftiesland" and compared it's stats like GDP or live expectancy to Modern America. He conclude that a lot of the nostalgia came from how many astonishing improvements happened between 1900-1950 vs 1950-2024, even though Modern America is superior in almost every metric.
At the end he had a long monologue where he was trying to explain to his fictional Grandma Edna Bickle, born in 1889 and elderly by the 50's, what it'd be like in the future compared to how she grew up. Imagine trying to explain Netflix to someone who grew up with a radio.
It really demonstrates, in a lighthearted way, just how far we've come in ~125 years.
So imagine how astonishing the world will be in another 100, 300, or 500 years...
Anyway, it's a bit of a read, but I thought some of you all might enjoy it and Mr Heaten was nice enough to send me the transcript. Enjoy!

My great grandmother, Edna, was born in 1889. My Dad and I were recently reminiscing about her, and he said, “Gramma Bickle, tough old bird, tough old bird. Went blind at ninety-two, quit driving at ninety-four, died at ninety-six. Almost lived in three different centuries.” I have some immediate questions about that chronology, and the realization that Gramma Bickle apparently drove her car blind for two full years before handing her keys in, but I digress.
In 1954 my great gramma Bickle was sixty-five years old. Think about how the country changed from her childhood to her golden years. From when she was born, to a little younger than my parents are today, she saw an entire country go from horse and buggies and pretty much nobody owning a car, to almost everybody has a car. Only six percent of the homes in America had electricity when she was a teenager. By the mid nineteen fifties, the whole country is throbbing with electricity.
In her lifetime, the country went from basically no light bulbs, radios, telephones, refrigerators, or washing machines, to a country where all of that stuff is ubiquitous.
In the year 1900, only ten percent of American households had a stove in them. By 1960,--when my great grandmother is the same age as my parents are now—95% of households do. When she was born, anti-biotics didn’t exist, and polio could cripple your baby. By the time she’s my age, penicillen—a miracle drug!—has been invented. By the time she’s my parents’ age, penicillen is widely available and some genius has recently invented a polio vaccine.
So, if we’re looking at Fiftiesland as a country around today, here’s what’s going on. All of the old people in this country, in their lifetime, went from a horse-and-buggy 19th century third world economy with polio and no electricity—something that, if it existed today, we would be sending anthropoligsts to—to a more modern second world economy perhaps akin to contemporary Guatemala. Which is no small jump.
And the people my age who live in Fiftiesland are still celebrating kicking the crap out of the Nazis, inventing the atom bomb, and enjoying an economy which is comparatively booming—because all of the neighboring economies are rubble.
If Gramma Bickle, at forty years old, my age now, could somehow visit me in contemporary America—she would think I made a pact with Lucifer, the Prince of Darkness. Or maybe, maybe her progeny somehow goes on to conquer Oklahoma as warlords, and all her great grandchildren become opulant Oriental sultans.
I have an icebox in my kitchen that’s powered by lightning that lives in my wall. I have another smaller box that makes my food hot by shooting it with invisible particles like the ray gun from War of the Worlds.
Not only do I let my dog sleep in a tiny bed inside my house, like a toddler, we just finished up a round of antiobitics from when he cut his foot. My great-grandfather—this is true—lived with tuburculosis for years before it finally killed him. Anyway, see that dog I make wear a necktie for my amuesment? Yeah, my dog takes miracle drugs unavailable to John D. Rockefeller. Last year Wallace got elbow cancer but the doctor fixed that, no problem, took a couple of months. Wallace literally has better medical treatment available to him a mile from my house than any human being alive in 1950.
Gramma, you wanna watch Netflix, Paramount Plus, HBO, Peacock, or Amazon Prime? It’s television. Well, television is sort of like radio, only much better, and with images, and I can watch it whenever I want, and there are thousands of options. Like, imagine Broadway, only, like, a few thousand of them, and they’re all inside of that rectangle.
Huh, yeah, I’m not explaining that very well. Right. Okay, so you know how in your time you know multiple people who were literally slaves at some point in their life? Like, you personally know some older people who were, at one point, legally a form of property?
So basically, I have this glass rectangle on my wall that a million of the world’s greatest comedians and dramatists live inside of as my slaves, and they put on plays for me when I’m tired after work. Except I don’t have to feed them or pay them because I use my friend Nick’s HBO account. They just eat the lightning that lives in my wall.
What? Oh yes, I get very tired from work, Gramma. Really get [sigh] worn out, you know? Well, you know how your dad was a wheatfarmer, who spent hours and hours plowing through dust and boneshards in Indian Territory, where he might literally be shot by a Commanche, and the threat of looming starvation for the entire family was never more than one drout away?
Right, so I… I talk for a living. Yeah, that’s right. No, a bunch of strangers just sort of send me money every month cause they enjoy hearing me talk. It’s actually very challenging. Because! Gramma, I do a lot research, you see. Like for this episode, I had to read a lot, and I had to do a lot of math. No, I did not personally do the math.
I have another magical rectangle that has several thosuand math slaves trapped inside that do the actual math for me. When I was a kid I had to perssonally punch the equations in myself, and the rectantle would crunch the numbers. Those were hard times. Now I have a smarter glass rectangle that I can just talk to. I just type in, “Hey, average these ten numbers, okay” and there’s, I dunno, like translater slaves that talk to the math slaves, and they all figure out whatever I’m trying to say, increasingly in lower case and with minimal punctuation, and then give me the answer.
But I have to do the research. Like, I have to read a lot. No, I don’t go to a library. I have another rectangle that has all of the world’s libraries inside of it, and also a lot of pornography, so I just stay at home and look at that particular rectangle, alteranting between research and pornography depending on my mood.
It sure is tough, Gramma. I don’t have any coworkers to keep me company. I’m all by myself here in my well-lit, smokeless, air conditionined home. That’s right, air conditioning! Not just in my house, either—in my camper—which is a tiny extra house I tow behind my armored, self-propelling buggy, which I feed fermented dinosaur juice they pump out of the ground. Oh yeah. It has a rectangle in it that plays music. I’d say I have roughly… three to eight million musician slaves who live in the rectangle in my car, so I don’t get bored when driving to the movies, which is a very large rectangle I go to when I’m tired of watching rectangles on my couch.
What? Good question. It’s called a “camper” because I go camping in it. It’s sort of my hobby. You see, Gramma, my life is so stupidly cushy and comfortable that I amuse myself by going out into the woods to forego wall lightning, air conditioning, and even pornography sometimes, when I can’t get a signal, and instead I sit in a hammock and shit in holes I dig for fun. We call that “roughing it.” For sport, I spend hundreds if not thousands of dollars doing what your entire family did their entire lives until they finally got indoor plumbing, except of course my camper has a propane stove built in, whereas your pioneer family had to dig a hole in the side of a hill and cower in it from the weather like cavemen while burning cow dung for warmth. I dunno where propane comes from. Probably dinosaur farts or something.
Anyway, I prefer to travel around in my camper rather than fly—that’s right, fly—yeah, like a spitfire pilot—which I do multiple times a year using frequent flier points. Which are sort of free, imaginary coupons that banks give me to thank me for using their credit cards, which are also rectangles, but these particular rectangles are small and flat and full of slave bankers that live in my pocket, next to my nine-billion dollar super computer I mostly use as a map, so I don’t have to go through the hassle of folding and unfolding maps, and also to send funny pictures to people in Scotland, in between watching porn in the woods.
I digress. Let’s all take a deep breath. Somebody from my great grandmother’s generation, who lived long enough to be an adult in Fiftiesland, would rightly think: We live in a golden age! We live in the future!
Back in contemporary America, my parents are in their early seventies. My parents today are about how old Gramma Bickle was at the end of the 1950s. And the jump isn’t bad, but it’s not nearly as mind-blowing. The developments they’ve seen since childhood are very impressive in terms of computers and telecommunications and medicine, but otherwise, the world they live in is a more efficient, clever version of the world they grew up in. Cars are safer and more comfortable and fuel efficient, but they’re still basically cars. LED lights are cheaper than incandescent bulbs, but they’re still essentially electric lights. Penicillan is better, but it’s still just clinical mold that strategically murders errant bacteria.
If Fiftiesland were a country, rather than our own history, we would pretty much look at it sort of how we see the poorer parts of Latin America or Eastern Europe: a very nice place with lovely people, wonderful to visit, try the food. Get some funky vintage clothes while you’re there.
But a comparatively poor economy to America or Western Europe. You wouldn’t want to immigrate there for the money. And also, not surprisingly, some views about gender, sex before marriage, having kids really young, having lots of kids, and skepticism about homosexuality that a globetrotter and even quite a few conservatives today might be tempted to call “quaint” or “traditional.”
Basically, if Fiftiesland were a country today, we would view it like Honduras or Moldova, or maybe Czechoslavkia after the wall came down.

Hi, I pour urines all day and they stink. There is an overhead exhaust but it does nothing for the bench where I’m pouring. There’s also a small regular fan to help “blow” the odor away but meh.
Would a small benchtop air purifier help at all? Any recs? Thanks!

Hello everyone,
Long story short, I am currently living in a bad apartment whom air is highly polluted I think. Here are some metrics / info:

• 1 room apartment in a big city
• No home ventilation integrated (yes I know, that sucks)
• High humidity, if i don't open windows, it's 70+% constantly.
• Lot of dust, need to clean my desk every 3 or 4 days for instance.
  I manage to keep the humidity between 50 and 65 throughout the day by opening all the windows (I'm often working from home) but during the night, it is very common that humidity reach more than 70%. During summer, I can open the windows as well, but not during winter.
  

I think that this apartment is killing me, I have respiratory issues after 1 year in it. I don't see any mold on the wall but I just want to leave it.
I will move in september but in the mean time, I need to live here for 3 months more, I want to mitigate the situation as much as possible with a proper solution and maybe air purifier is one of them.
I came here to have some piece of advice about that situation. Thank you for help, I wish you the best!

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The Awakening of Azura

In the celestial realm above the earthly plane, a shimmering palace floated amidst the cosmos. This was the abode of Azura, the omnipotent and omniscient god who watched over the planet below. Seven kingdoms, each with its unique traits and powers, flourished under Azura’s benevolent gaze.
For a thousand years, these kingdoms had thrived, worshipping Azura and following the guidance bestowed upon them. But now, a celestial event was approaching, one that would bring Azura down to Earth in a rare and momentous convergence. This event was not only a time of blessings but also a time of reckoning.

The Kingdoms and Their Rulers

Auroria

Auroria, the Kingdom of Light, was a land of radiant cities and benevolent people. Its ruler, King Lucian, was known for his mastery over light magic. His ability to heal wounds and purify toxins had earned him the love and respect of his subjects. Under his wise and fair leadership, Auroria had become a beacon of hope and prosperity.

Verdantia

Verdantia, the Kingdom of Nature, was a lush, green realm teeming with life. Queen Sylva, who commanded flora and fauna with ease, ruled this vibrant land. Her empathy and deep connection to the natural world allowed her to communicate with animals and accelerate plant growth. Verdantia was a paradise of thriving wildlife and harmonious living.

Ignis

Ignis, the Kingdom of Fire, was a land of volcanic landscapes and strong warriors. Emperor Pyros, fierce and determined, commanded this fiery realm. His control over fire and heat, coupled with his ability to forge powerful weapons, made Ignis a formidable kingdom. Pyros's strength and resolve were the cornerstones of his rule.

Aqualis

Aqualis, the Kingdom of Water, was a vast oceanic kingdom with intricate underwater cities. Empress Marina, calm and strategic, ruled this serene land. Her manipulation of water in all its forms and ability to communicate with marine life ensured the prosperity of Aqualis. The kingdom was known for its tranquility and the wisdom of its ruler.

Zephyria

Zephyria, the Kingdom of Air, was a realm of floating islands and sky cities. King Aero, innovative and free-spirited, governed this airy domain. His mastery over wind and weather allowed him to control atmospheric conditions and fly. Zephyria was a kingdom of innovation and boundless possibilities under Aero's leadership.

Terrana

Terrana, the Kingdom of Earth, was a land of majestic mountains and rich mineral resources. Queen Gaia, resilient and grounded, ruled this steadfast kingdom. Her control over earth and minerals enabled her to create earthquakes and shape the land. Terrana thrived under her expert geomancy and steadfast rule.

Nocturnia

Nocturnia, the Kingdom of Shadows, was a mysterious land of twilight and hidden secrets. Lord Nyx, cunning and enigmatic, governed this shadowy realm. His manipulation of shadows and darkness allowed him to move unseen and create illusions. Nocturnia was a kingdom of mystery and stealth under Nyx's careful watch.

The Convergence

As the celestial event approached, a sense of anticipation filled the air. Azura, from the celestial palace, prepared to descend to Earth. The seven rulers, each aware of the impending convergence, made their own preparations. They would soon come together to seek Azura’s blessings and address any grievances or issues that had arisen over the past millennium.
Yet, beneath the surface, whispers of unrest and hidden conflicts began to stir. Old rivalries and new tensions threatened to disrupt the harmony that had been maintained for so long. The rulers knew that they would have to prove their unity, strength, and devotion to Azura.

The Unveiling

On the day of the Convergence, the sky above each kingdom began to shimmer with a divine light. From the heavens, Azura descended, a radiant figure of omnipotent power. The rulers, gathered at the Sacred Temple—a place that existed at the confluence of all seven kingdoms—looked up in awe.
Azura’s presence was overwhelming, a blend of light, wisdom, and power that filled the temple with an ethereal glow. As Azura spoke, their voice echoed across the lands, touching the hearts and minds of every being on Earth.
“Beloved children of Earth,” Azura began, “a thousand years have passed since I last walked among you. In that time, you have grown, prospered, and faced many challenges. Today, we gather to renew our bond, to celebrate your achievements, and to address the shadows that may have crept into our midst.”
The rulers, each with their own thoughts and concerns, listened intently. They knew that this was not only a time of celebration but also a test. The harmony of their kingdoms and the favor of Azura were at stake.

The Flashback

Before the Convergence, each kingdom had its own story, its own struggles and triumphs. Auroria had battled a plague of darkness that threatened its light; Verdantia had faced a drought that tested its connection to nature; Ignis had endured internal strife among its warrior clans; Aqualis had confronted a great sea monster that threatened its underwater cities; Zephyria had weathered a series of devastating storms; Terrana had dealt with mining disputes that shook its very foundation; and Nocturnia had uncovered a conspiracy that lurked in its shadows.
Each ruler had proven their mettle in these trials, demonstrating their unique strengths and earning the right to stand before Azura today. But now, as they stood united at the Sacred Temple, they knew that the true test was just beginning.

The Journey Ahead

With the Convergence underway, Azura's gaze turned to the future. The unity of the seven kingdoms, the strength of their rulers, and the balance of power on Earth would be put to the ultimate test. As the divine light of Azura enveloped the temple, the rulers braced themselves for the challenges ahead, knowing that their faith, courage, and wisdom would determine the fate of their world.
The Awakening of Azura
In the celestial realm above the earthly plane, a shimmering palace floated amidst the cosmos. This was the abode of Azura, the omnipotent and omniscient god who watched over the planet below. Seven kingdoms, each with its unique traits and powers, flourished under Azura’s benevolent gaze.
For a thousand years, these kingdoms had thrived, worshipping Azura and following the guidance bestowed upon them. But now, a celestial event was approaching, one that would bring Azura down to Earth in a rare and momentous convergence. This event was not only a time of blessings but also a time of reckoning.

The Kingdoms and Their Rulers

Auroria

Auroria, the Kingdom of Light, was a land of radiant cities and benevolent people. Its ruler, King Lucian, was known for his mastery over light magic. His ability to heal wounds and purify toxins had earned him the love and respect of his subjects. Under his wise and fair leadership, Auroria had become a beacon of hope and prosperity.

Verdantia

Verdantia, the Kingdom of Nature, was a lush, green realm teeming with life. Queen Sylva, who commanded flora and fauna with ease, ruled this vibrant land. Her empathy and deep connection to the natural world allowed her to communicate with animals and accelerate plant growth. Verdantia was a paradise of thriving wildlife and harmonious living.

Ignis

Ignis, the Kingdom of Fire, was a land of volcanic landscapes and strong warriors. Emperor Pyros, fierce and determined, commanded this fiery realm. His control over fire and heat, coupled with his ability to forge powerful weapons, made Ignis a formidable kingdom. Pyros's strength and resolve were the cornerstones of his rule.

Aqualis

Aqualis, the Kingdom of Water, was a vast oceanic kingdom with intricate underwater cities. Empress Marina, calm and strategic, ruled this serene land. Her manipulation of water in all its forms and ability to communicate with marine life ensured the prosperity of Aqualis. The kingdom was known for its tranquility and the wisdom of its ruler.

Zephyria

Zephyria, the Kingdom of Air, was a realm of floating islands and sky cities. King Aero, innovative and free-spirited, governed this airy domain. His mastery over wind and weather allowed him to control atmospheric conditions and fly. Zephyria was a kingdom of innovation and boundless possibilities under Aero's leadership.

Terrana

Terrana, the Kingdom of Earth, was a land of majestic mountains and rich mineral resources. Queen Gaia, resilient and grounded, ruled this steadfast kingdom. Her control over earth and minerals enabled her to create earthquakes and shape the land. Terrana thrived under her expert geomancy and steadfast rule.

Nocturnia

Nocturnia, the Kingdom of Shadows, was a mysterious land of twilight and hidden secrets. Lord Nyx, cunning and enigmatic, governed this shadowy realm. His manipulation of shadows and darkness allowed him to move unseen and create illusions. Nocturnia was a kingdom of mystery and stealth under Nyx's careful watch.

The Convergence

As the celestial event approached, a sense of anticipation filled the air. Azura, from the celestial palace, prepared to descend to Earth. The seven rulers, each aware of the impending convergence, made their own preparations. They would soon come together to seek Azura’s blessings and address any grievances or issues that had arisen over the past millennium.
Yet, beneath the surface, whispers of unrest and hidden conflicts began to stir. Old rivalries and new tensions threatened to disrupt the harmony that had been maintained for so long. The rulers knew that they would have to prove their unity, strength, and devotion to Azura.

The Unveiling

On the day of the Convergence, the sky above each kingdom began to shimmer with a divine light. From the heavens, Azura descended, a radiant figure of omnipotent power. The rulers, gathered at the Sacred Temple—a place that existed at the confluence of all seven kingdoms—looked up in awe.
Azura’s presence was overwhelming, a blend of light, wisdom, and power that filled the temple with an ethereal glow. As Azura spoke, their voice echoed across the lands, touching the hearts and minds of every being on Earth.
“Beloved children of Earth,” Azura began, “a thousand years have passed since I last walked among you. In that time, you have grown, prospered, and faced many challenges. Today, we gather to renew our bond, to celebrate your achievements, and to address the shadows that may have crept into our midst.”
The rulers, each with their own thoughts and concerns, listened intently. They knew that this was not only a time of celebration but also a test. The harmony of their kingdoms and the favor of Azura were at stake.

The Flashback

Before the Convergence, each kingdom had its own story, its own struggles and triumphs. Auroria had battled a plague of darkness that threatened its light; Verdantia had faced a drought that tested its connection to nature; Ignis had endured internal strife among its warrior clans; Aqualis had confronted a great sea monster that threatened its underwater cities; Zephyria had weathered a series of devastating storms; Terrana had dealt with mining disputes that shook its very foundation; and Nocturnia had uncovered a conspiracy that lurked in its shadows.
Each ruler had proven their mettle in these trials, demonstrating their unique strengths and earning the right to stand before Azura today. But now, as they stood united at the Sacred Temple, they knew that the true test was just beginning.

The Journey Ahead

With the Convergence underway, Azura's gaze turned to the future. The unity of the seven kingdoms, the strength of their rulers, and the balance of power on Earth would be put to the ultimate test. As the divine light of Azura enveloped the temple, the rulers braced themselves for the challenges ahead, knowing that their faith, courage, and wisdom would determine the fate of their world.

So i just recently got a kitten (6 weeks old) yea she came with worms bc she was a stray but shes on dewormer now. I ONLY keep her in my room with a bunch of toys and little hiding spots that she loves. I live in a house with my brothers family and they are starting to believe my nephew is allergic to the cat. Hed be running to the bathroom to throw up throughout the day lately with no apparent reason. But in the past has had trouble breathing/ coughing in his sleep and theyre trying to get him on a nebulizer. I genuinely dont think those symptoms are from the cat tbh bc a lot of these are just preexisting conditions that are getting worse? I have the bottom part of my door sealed and a $250 air purifier in my room with the widow open just in case. I also clean the litter everyday. (actual im a clean freak) Ive never seen “allergies”this bad before just for a cat? Id like to say its because of other factors like them vaping in front of the kid or like a diet? Idk we plan on getting him to the allergist but how would we know its all deriving from the cat? Thanks for the read it means so much ^{.^}

Will keeping air purifying plants like Sansevieria and Dracaena upgrade the Air Quality Index in the surroundings?
If a city mass plants such species, will the city become less polluted with a better AQI score?

Hi there,
I have a few friends, including a boyfriend, who are allergic to cats. I'm a little allergic myself. Most friends haven't had any issues with my cat, as he's a shorthair and I keep my house pretty clean. I vacuum twice a week, have air purifiers, and brush my cat every day. So I'm pretty pleased with that!
However, most of my friends stay for <6 hours at most. When the BF stays overnight and beyond, he can get a stuffy nose. We thought he'd acclimatized to my cat as the allergy symptoms stopped completely for a while, but I guess they've come back with other spring allergens coming around.
Anyway, many friends (and Reddit) recommended Purina Pro Plan Liveclear as a solution. My question is how much of it do I need to feed my cat daily for the allergen to neutralise?
I ask because (a) it's $$$ and I'd like to stretch it out; (b) I'd like to keep on using some of my cat's current dry food as he likes it.
Thanks very much!