Honeywell 50250-S HEPA Room Air Purifier With 3 Fan SpeedsDiscontinued$252.15$193.96HASSLE FREE RETURNSReviewsDescriptionSpecificationsBenefitsQ & AWrite the first ReviewThe Honeywell 50250-S HEPA room air purifier offers outstanding air filtration for large rooms as large as 390 square feet. Using a true HEPA filter, the Honeywell 50250-S air purifier eliminates 99.97% of common pollutants as small as .3 microns across. The Honeywell 50250-S HEPA room air purifier effectively captures dust, pollen, viruses, fungi, mold, and bacteria. Carbon Pre-FilterIncludes an activated carbon pre-filter to catch larger particles and reduce household odors such as tobacco smoke, cooking smells, and chemical fumes. Permanent HEPA FilterThe Honeywell room air purifier has a permanent HEPA filter. You'll never need to purchase an expensive replacement, simply vacuum the filter to use it again. Intelli-Check ReminderThe Honeywell 50250-S HEPA air purifier has an exclusive Intelli-Check reminder system to let you know when to replace the pre-filter and clean the HEPA filter.

SurroundSeal TechnologyCombined with a round design that offers 360° of access, the Honeywell 50250-S uses SurroundSeal technology which minimizes leaks to ensure all air passes through the filters.Guaranteed Satisfaction.Up To 30 days to return your purchaseMoney back guaranteed Free return shippingNo restocking feesModel: UPC: 090271502501Product Type: HEPA Room Air PurifierProduct Dimensions: L: x W: x H: Product Weight: Product Color: Application: Removes dust, pollen, fungi, tobacco smoke, dander, mold spores, and bacteria in up to 390 square feetWarranty: 5-year limited manufacturer's warrantyCoverage Area: 390 Filter Type: Activated Carbon , HEPA Pollutants Filtered: Allergies & Asthma , Bacteria & Viruses , Mold , Pet Dander , Smoke Housing Material: Plastic Number of Fan Speeds: 3 Average HEPA Filter Life: Permanent HEPA filter Activated Carbon Filter: YesAverage Carbon Filter Life: 3 months Ionizer: NoUV Sterilization: NoRemote Control: NoPollutant Monitoring System: NoProgrammable Timer: NoFilter Life Indicator: YesPre-Filter: YesReusable Pre-Filter: No Suitable for Safe Rooms: NoSuitable for Medical Applications: NoAHAM Certified

: YesCADR Rated: Yes CADR (Dust): 250 CADR (Tobacco Smoke): 250 CADR (Pollen): 250 Energy Star Qualified: No AHAM certified as effective in rooms up to 390 square feet HEPA filters are made of glass-fiber creating a physical filter, for chemical free purification Round design increases efficiency offering 360° of air intake and discharge Uses SurroundSeal technology to minimize air leaks, ensuring all air flows through filter Very powerful 250 clean air delivery rate (CADR) for smoke, dust, and pollenCovers a large room up to 390 square feetNeed advice? airgle air purifier amazonGoogle Play Books 101: Managing your libraryhoneywell hepa air cleaner model 17000 manual Monday, Aug 4, 2014 at 5:46 pm EDTionic air purifier ionizer pro ozone uv fresh breeze cleaner

Having your hair professionally straightened through Japanese straightening is a detailed and time consuming process. Here’s an overview taken step by step. Before the straightening technique can be applied, it is essential that a potential candidate be vetted to ensure that their hair is suitable. Chemical treatment history, dryness and damage levels as well as hair types are discussed to determine whether the process should follow through or not. Also, identifying underlying hair damage and possible adverse effects from prior treatments is crucial as these interfere with the process. Moreover, the candidate must be made aware of the procedure’s results beforehand in order to avoid any future misunderstandings. Common questions that stylists ask include: Shampooing is integral to the technique’s success and requires a gentle wash to ensure that the hair strands are primed and ready. A soft touch will be used to massage your scalp and rinsing with warm water to avoid any unnecessary damage.

This phase helps to protect and prepare the hair to receive the straightening solution depending on its porosity. Water with a high mineral content is sprayed on the hair and a heat resistive that ensures that neither scalp nor the hair gets chemically burned is used. The heat resistive gel is applied carefully to small locks of hair at a time. Although time consuming, it is a necessary precaution that ensures accurate results especially if there are many damaged areas of your hair. This step is where the magic starts! The solution or gel that actively breaks down the protein bonds in your hair which will help it to become perfectly straight. The solution will be applied as quickly and evenly as possible so that your hair is exposed to its effects as uniformly as possible. Once the solution is in applied, a plastic wrap is gently placed at the roots so that they can be separated from the rest of the hair strands. Depending on the strength of your hair’s curl, the solution may need to sit for anywhere from five minutes to an hour.

A test, known as a strand test, may be done to determine if you are ready to proceed. With the solution working its magic, the next step is to rinse it out gently and prepare hair for straightening. Extra care is applied and even combing is done gently to avoid hair damage. While drying hair with a towel, avoid any sort of scrubbing which can lead to breakage. Following the rinse, the hair is blown with a dryer without completely drying it. important that some moisture be left in the hair during the ironing process. Ironing is done by professional level flat irons set to a temperature upwards of 350 degrees (F). This is one of the most time consuming parts of the process, taking up to an hour and a half. Your stylist may even recruit a assistant to move things along. Once the hair has been straightened out by the iron, a neutralizer is applied to balance the pH of your hair. It will sit for only about five minutes. The neutralizer is then rinsed out, and a treatment conditioner that meets the specific needs of your hair will be applied.