Sounds reasonable, and cheaper than the Sunflower, though it says the
Sunflower is also a fume extractor, so that is kind of nice, even though
no one really complains about the ac odor. The one thing I am trying
to avoid is dusty clothes :D I have a lot of clients who come during
lunch and don't like going back to work with the dust on them (I don't
blame them... I leave work each day looking like I have a job in a
cocaine factory). Does it cut down (or better yet eliminate) the dusty
clothes? :)
(P.S. a WTAC wouldn't work for me as my table is glass, so that one is out)
Pati wrote:
> But...in reality it is not the "heavy" dust that we should be worried
> about! It is the dust that is light and travels into our breathing
> space that is our worry....
> I used mine for ac only and it did a great job IMHO....there was minimal
> dust or clumps on my table and cleaning it up was a breeze..I just used
> the handpiece with the vacuum attached and voila it was clean! 1
> second. If I had to measure i would say about 1/4 teaspoon of
> "dust"??? maybe...
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Amy Lunde in Denver, CO
Ahhhtistry Hair and Nail Salon
http://www.ahhhtistry.com
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