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  1. How to pick a car air purifier? CADR is the key performance indicator. The Clean Air Delivery Rate, or CADR for short, is an indication of the volume of filtered air delivered by an air purifier. CADR is given through a process called the ANSI/AHAM AC-1 standard: (1) The purifier is placed in a testing chamber of a specified size. (2) Before the purifier is activated, the amount of contaminants in the room is measured. (3) The purifier is activated for a period of twenty minutes, during which time the amount of contaminants is periodically re-evaluated. (4) Finally, the reduction in contaminants is compared to their natural rate of decay Why is the purification rate of "99.xx%" not reliable? Just by reading the end result of "99.xx%", you do not know its testing process: (1) the size of the testing chamber (2) the amount of contaminants (3) the working hours of the air purifier In simple words, any air purifier can show a result of "99.99...%" if you put it in a tiny chamber and let it work long enough.
  2. Hi all, With more advance ionizers and other car odor removal gadgets available in the market, i do wonder if those traditional ones are still in use such as; 1. Pandan Leaves And Bread (Heard that it will attract pests) 2. Rolls Of Toilet Paper / Charcoal (Some say that your car might catch fire if it was parked directly under the sun, esp for owners who do not drive often such as OPC cars) 3. Turn on the car heater with your windows down (There are claims saying it will spoil your air-con faster) Are these claims fact or myth? Which one is better? The advance gadgets, the traditional methods or both? Personally, i use both charcoal gels/blocks and ionizers to neutralise the smell after a Sunday affair from the market. Your opinions and views. Thanks. Cheers!
  3. Any bros tried any treatment that can "cure" all smells in car. Not those cigarette socket ionizer huh. Car have Durian , cigarette and even food smell that couldn't goes off. I have heard of a treatment called Ozone treatment, but it's quite costly. Any good recommendations from bros here?
  4. DESCRIPTION: An Air Conditioning Refresher is available to clean and deodorize vehicle air conditioning systems. The Refresher will assist in the elimination of musty, unpleasant odors which may come from the air vents when the air conditioner is first turned on in hot, humid climates. This odor may be the result of debris in the heater/evaporator case and/or microbial growth on the evaporator core. This refresher is not just a deodorant, but also a two-stage chemical cleaning process. The first cleaning agent is sprayed under pressure to clean and disinfect the evaporator core and case. The second step rinses and helps inhibit the reoccurrence of odor-causing build up. The rinse leaves a citrus scent. SERVICE PROCEDURE: [/size] Remove the glove box, main lower dash pad assembly, and lower dash pad cover (see appropriate Shop Manual for details). [ol] [*]Mark the evaporator casing (refer to Figure 1). [ol] [*]Draw a vertical line that is flush with the left edge of the cover plate boss. [*]Measure 3 inches up from the case joint along the vertical line made in step A.[/ol][/ol] diy1.doc
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