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8th December 2006
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Thread Starter | Studio air quality recommendations
My studio is getting stuffy, does anyone use an Ionizer or something? It's too cold to open the windows in Colorado right now! What if anything is out there for air quality? I'm not rich either! TIA
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8th December 2006
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