[LM_NET] TAR: Air filters/purifiers in computer labs?

[Dawn VanLerberghe <dlvl_02@HOTMAIL.COM>]

Our building houses a small computer lab within the boundaries of the shop/ind. 
arts area.  The computers in that lab take a beating each year with the amount of 
dust floating through the air.  We are enclosing them in a smaller room within the 
'classroom' but we are still concerned with dust.  We would like to try an air 
filter to see in conditions improve.  Do any of you have recommendations on filters 
or input about this?  If you have a filter, are there pros/cons?  
 
thanks in advance,
Dawn VanLerberghe
Librarian/Tech Coordinator
Baraga Area Schools
Baraga, MI 49908
dlvl_02@hotmail.com
 
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