After seeing the "Ionic Breeze" commercial so many times, I began to wonder about their claims. As it involves high-voltage electricity, I was pretty sure that Nikola Tesla had probably worked on it before anyone else.
From my quick overview of the subject, the Ionic Breeze does do what it says it does...sorta...but from a couple of things I read the technology only gets about 5% of the particles...and it produces some Ozone, which basically makes the air smell fresher. So it seems that much of what they say is true, but not to the extent they imply in the commercial. But I hope to get some better information...and maybe write an article about it.
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Date: 2004-02-28 09:13 pm (UTC)After seeing the "Ionic Breeze" commercial so many times, I began to wonder about their claims. As it involves high-voltage electricity, I was pretty sure that Nikola Tesla had probably worked on it before anyone else.
From my quick overview of the subject, the Ionic Breeze does do what it says it does...sorta...but from a couple of things I read the technology only gets about 5% of the particles...and it produces some Ozone, which basically makes the air smell fresher. So it seems that much of what they say is true, but not to the extent they imply in the commercial. But I hope to get some better information...and maybe write an article about it.
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