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According to the linked article, in-car air polution is quite serious even in closed vent situations.
Add built in ionizers into the ventilation systems of cars to reduce pollutants.
In Car Pollution
http://abcnews.go.c...d_air_040511-1.html
[theircompetitor, Oct 04 2004, last modified Oct 21 2004]
In Car Ionic Breeze Car Air Purifier
http://www.sharperi...catid=202&catpage=1
(Since they supposedly generate their own breeze, I'm not sure why they'd need to be in the ventilation system.) [half, Oct 04 2004, last modified Oct 05 2004]
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Bah - those things are virtually useless. Consumer Reports did a big thing about how its effectiveness didn't nearly justify the cost. |
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For you, we're making the Ionic Breeze Face Mask :) |
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Ooh, better yet, make me an Ionic Breeze helmet :P |
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Their stupid 5-minute commercial shows someone wiping soot off of the inner rod with a paper towel... My floor gets dirty, too, but that doesn't mean it's cleaning the air! |
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Actually, I suffer from hay-fever type allergies... I'm telling you nay-sayers that these things DO work. I'm not speaking from reading a consumer report, I'm speaking from having tried them. The downside is that you really need about 3 in an average sized house. |
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my volkswagen has a dust and pollen filter in the ventilation system. not ionic. i think a lot of new cars have these standard. |
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You could map the controls so that the device does the exact opposite, or nearly exact opposite, action from what the controls says it will do. |
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