Tuesday, April 11, 2006
EcoQuest Living Air Classic Review
EcoQuest Living Air Classic Review
The Living Air Classic by EcoQuest International has been manufactured by the company, in one form or another, for nearly 20 years now.
You have probably seen one somewhere if you are at all interested in air purification. It looks like a rectangular wood colored box with a black grille and knobs on the front. The Classic was what gave EcoQuest or Alpine Industries its name.
Even though the Classic appears to be somewhat cheaply made, the owners of this little "Thunderstorm In A Box" have given rave reviews of its performance. Placed approximately six feet above ground level in your home it will clean the air in a space up to 3,000 sq ft and leave your house clean and fresh smelling, just like it smells after a thunderstorm.
Its simple operation has made it a favorite for people who don't care about fancy technology, they just want clean air. Simple controls on the front, 2 knobs and a 2 position switch, make it ideal for a set it and forget it operation.
Even though EcoQuest now manufactures a much more advanced unit called the Fresh Air which has a remote and a digital readout, the Living Air Classic is still selling like hotcakes.
I guess there's still a place for ease of use and a simple operation.
Tags: ecoquest, living air classic
The Living Air Classic by EcoQuest International has been manufactured by the company, in one form or another, for nearly 20 years now.
You have probably seen one somewhere if you are at all interested in air purification. It looks like a rectangular wood colored box with a black grille and knobs on the front. The Classic was what gave EcoQuest or Alpine Industries its name.
Even though the Classic appears to be somewhat cheaply made, the owners of this little "Thunderstorm In A Box" have given rave reviews of its performance. Placed approximately six feet above ground level in your home it will clean the air in a space up to 3,000 sq ft and leave your house clean and fresh smelling, just like it smells after a thunderstorm.
Its simple operation has made it a favorite for people who don't care about fancy technology, they just want clean air. Simple controls on the front, 2 knobs and a 2 position switch, make it ideal for a set it and forget it operation.
Even though EcoQuest now manufactures a much more advanced unit called the Fresh Air which has a remote and a digital readout, the Living Air Classic is still selling like hotcakes.
I guess there's still a place for ease of use and a simple operation.
Tags: ecoquest, living air classic
# posted by John E. Quest @ 9:58 AM 
