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Step 2Good Air In
if your room has a window, install a double window fan pulling air OUT.
Buy a A/C filter that is as wide as your door. You may end up using two good ones side by side, or buy a roll of the cheap blue filter media and cut it to fit. The former will filter nicely, the later will only catch dust.
If you are going to solder, place your soldering desk right in front of the window for ventilation.
Buy a HEPA air filter and run it in the room 24/7. DO NOT, I repeat, DO NOT EVER run a ionizer in this room! the ionizer will make the dust left in the room stick to EVERYTHING! plus, it could charge the air and create a static risk to electronics.
If your room does not have a window, I would not recommend soldering unless you sacrifice some air purity for fresh air. NEVER take a risk with lead solder! always vent correctly.
Buy a A/C filter that is as wide as your door. You may end up using two good ones side by side, or buy a roll of the cheap blue filter media and cut it to fit. The former will filter nicely, the later will only catch dust.
If you are going to solder, place your soldering desk right in front of the window for ventilation.
Buy a HEPA air filter and run it in the room 24/7. DO NOT, I repeat, DO NOT EVER run a ionizer in this room! the ionizer will make the dust left in the room stick to EVERYTHING! plus, it could charge the air and create a static risk to electronics.
If your room does not have a window, I would not recommend soldering unless you sacrifice some air purity for fresh air. NEVER take a risk with lead solder! always vent correctly.
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