Costco Warehouse has for its
Members: Winix True HEPA 4 Stage Air Purifier (C545) w/ Wi-Fi & Extra Filter on sale for
$99.99. Shipping is $3.99 (
you may visit any participating Costco retailers to save on shipping if available)
Thanks to community member
shuaibnabi for finding this deal.
Note: Must be logged into your Costco account w/ an active Costco Membership to purchase. Availability for store pickup may vary by location.
Features:
- Includes a two-year supply of filters: 2 True HEPA Filters & 8 Carbon Odor Eliminating Filters
- Clean Air Delivery Rate (CADR): 232 Standard Cubic Foot per Minute
- AHAM verified room size of 360 sq. ft. Suitable for medium to large size living spaces
- WiFi Enabled and Winix Smart compatibility allows user to monitor indoor and outdoor air quality, set timers, schedule and also acts as a remote
- Washable Pre-Filter extends the life of your filter by capturing larger airborne particles
- Carbon Filter captures pet odors as well as smoke, kitchen, and other household odors.
- Air Quality Visual Indicator displays air quality in the room with LED lights
- Auto-Mode utilizes smart sensors to automatically adjust the fan speed
- Energy Star Certified
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Apparently, the filters are difficult to come by, and expensive when they are available.
Somebody mentioned buying a high-end 20x30 furnace filter and cutting 3 filters out of it with very good results.
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Only set up one so far, probably should buy and take previous one back...
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This unit has a built-in air quality readout (I'm guessing just a cheap PM2.5 sensor), that should give you enough information to know if there's any reason to run it for that period of time in that mode.
I'd test how long it takes to go to "blue" (low particulate count) in high and then run the schedule for that long once/twice a day as far apart as possible. Should be the best bang for your power buck.
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