@@ItstheDaveShow1 At 4:23 in the video you mentioned in your video that " GOOD AIR COMES OUT" I am trying to understand why would I want to put " Good Air" out the building ?
@@nolimitnotaryteam2342 it is an air filtration system, is sucks in the bad air and filters it and blows out the better air. You can also use it to suck in bad air and blow it out of the building if you want. if you remove the filters it is just an air blower.
Out of curiosity, which AlorAir de-humidifier did you choose? Trying to get a straight answer from them regarding their marketing claims is like pulling teeth. Thanks.
Thanks! I noticed that some of their newer models referenced a "stainless steel side plate" as a feature. I challenged them (in a nice way) to explain what this actually means. Customer service didn't know. "We will have to reach out to our engineers to see if "they" know." Doubt I will receive an answer any time soon. Thanks, again.
I have one and love it.
How do I make the bad air go outside 🤔 😫 I'm confused if it's shooting out good air how do I make.it do you opposite??
I do mention this in the video, you can attach ducting to the out put round hole and duct it outside.
@@ItstheDaveShow1 At 4:23 in the video you mentioned in your video that " GOOD AIR COMES OUT" I am trying to understand why would I want to put " Good Air" out the building ?
@@nolimitnotaryteam2342 it is an air filtration system, is sucks in the bad air and filters it and blows out the better air. You can also use it to suck in bad air and blow it out of the building if you want. if you remove the filters it is just an air blower.
The outlet duct really helps with smell
Out of curiosity, which AlorAir de-humidifier did you choose? Trying to get a straight answer from them regarding their marketing claims is like pulling teeth. Thanks.
this is their big commercial dehumidifier I did a video on. amzn.to/47hWiYJ
Thanks! I noticed that some of their newer models referenced a "stainless steel side plate" as a feature. I challenged them (in a nice way) to explain what this actually means. Customer service didn't know. "We will have to reach out to our engineers to see if "they" know." Doubt I will receive an answer any time soon. Thanks, again.