Amazon has
Shark NeverChange Compact Pro Air Purifier (Winter Fog, HP071BRN, Up to 250 sq. ft.) for
$129.
Shipping is free.
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Product Description:- With CleanSense IQ, watch as your air quality adjusts in real-time on the unit's LED screen. No guessing your air quality––just fast, visible results.
- Shark's PureShield anti-allergen HEPA filter captures 99.98% of large, small, and micro-sized particles for optimal air purification.*
- With NeverChange filtration, you can save up to $150 on pricey replacement filters in the first 5 years alone.**
- POWERFUL COVERAGE IN COMPACT SIZE: Purify up to 250 sq. ft. in just one hour. Perfect for bedrooms, home offices, nurseries, dorm rooms, apartments, and more.***
- OPTIMIZE YOUR FILTRATION: Debris Defense pulls in particles like hair and dander, preventing buildup on your HEPA filter to ensure long-lasting performance. Easily remove the screens and wipe clean in seconds.
- REST EASIER AT NIGHT: Ultra-quiet performance with dimmable lights provides a calming sleeping experience while purifying the air around you.
- * Based on EST-RP-CC007.3, 0.1–0.2 microns. Allergen refers to non-living matter. **Vs. cost of replacing filters over a 5-year period on top 10 leading competitor units under $150. Source: Based on market share data as of Nov '23 to Oct '24. ***Based on AHAM AC-1, at one air change per hour.
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BUT as far as everyday use, they are not only beyond overkill, but they look like incredibly unsightly. If your live somewhere that truly stinks 24/7 and your home decor is such that a box fan with Home Depot air filters duct taped all over it would fit right in, then yeah sure, get duct tapin'!
But even though CR boxes work better than air purifiers, sometimes it's not just about "raw air cleansing for the dollar". A nice looking air purifier has the benefit of doing a very adequate job cleaning the air while being quiet, energy efficient and not gigantic and unsightly.
Yes, the air purifier subreddits will call you a fool for "spending $129 on an air purifier when you can duct tape furnace filters to a box fan for 1/3 of the price"!!!
It doesn't have to be an either or thing. Take out the CR box when you get an AQI alert warning, but if you live somewhere where you need to leave your giant duct taped box fan filter box out all day everyday, consider moving or locating the dead animal in your home causing the smell 😅
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BUT as far as everyday use, they are not only beyond overkill, but they look like incredibly unsightly. If your live somewhere that truly stinks 24/7 and your home decor is such that a box fan with Home Depot air filters duct taped all over it would fit right in, then yeah sure, get duct tapin'!
But even though CR boxes work better than air purifiers, sometimes it's not just about "raw air cleansing for the dollar". A nice looking air purifier has the benefit of doing a very adequate job cleaning the air while being quiet, energy efficient and not gigantic and unsightly.
Yes, the air purifier subreddits will call you a fool for "spending $129 on an air purifier when you can duct tape furnace filters to a box fan for 1/3 of the price"!!!
It doesn't have to be an either or thing. Take out the CR box when you get an AQI alert warning, but if you live somewhere where you need to leave your giant duct taped box fan filter box out all day everyday, consider moving or locating the dead animal in your home causing the smell 😅
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If somebody puts something in the microwave or cooks on the gas stove in the kitchen - two rooms down the hall - or somebody takes a shower upstairs and uses a bunch of hair products - it detects a change in the air, whether smoke or chemicals or whatever.
If the sensor reads anything below 90%, you can smell it in the air and understand why it's running. If it died today I'd get another one.
People blasting this thing simply don't know how air purifiers work. And if the sensor reads 0%, you probably have something going on inside your house that needs professional attention that is well beyond the capabilities of any air purifier.
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