Eric Serritella on mon 16 jan 06
I saw that Bailey's air cleaners are on sale and am considering buying =
one as Grammy was generous this Christmas. There is also a similar one =
made by a company called Artist's Air. I've been through all the =
archives and there is lots of discussion about air cleaners, but I =
couldn't find anyone who'd actually used one of these or what they =
thought. While a clean studio is first and foremost the best prevention, =
an air cleaning system is a nice safety net since after all it is clay, =
and there will be some dust.
Does anyone have experience using either the Bailey system or the =
Artist's Air system? I'd be interested in any shared experience as to =
how well they work, the quality of the product (is it built to last), =
how often you find the filters need to be changed and under what =
conditions (i.e., the level of activity in the studio), etc.
Any other models anyone knows of? Google pretty much ends up at Bailey =
other than systems designed for home use that I don't feel would be =
adequate for a busy studio.
Thanks!
Eric
Muddy Paws Pottery
528 Sebring Road
Newfield, NY 14867
607.564.7810
www.muddypawspottery.com
Candace Young/Norman Czuchra on tue 17 jan 06
We've had one for 20 years and it has worked very well with no problems. I
run it after I clean the floor and any time I mix glazes. Candace
Candace Young mailto:candace@bayriverpottery.com
Norm Czuchra mailto:norm@bayriverpottery.com
www.bayriverpottery.com
107 S. Water Street, P.O. Box 394
Bayboro, NC 28515
252.745.4749
buy your pot from us.....
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