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I have really bad allergies and I live in a dusty area. Do they get rid of the dust too because I hate dusting because I have a lot of surfaces and its super annoying. I’ve been looking at the Ionic Breeze and a Honeywell with a Hepa.

The positive reviews speak for themselves for this air purifier. It is highly rated by Consumer Reports and has many good reviews on Amazon.com. I thought I would address the “supposed” negatives people mentioned in other reviews, regarding the noise level and the led light on the unit. My video will let you hear and see these “issues” for yourself to make your own decision. To me, these aren’t an issue at all. I was shocked that it made a difference in my allergies after the very first night of use. I can actually breathe out of my nose while sleeping now, without having to use one of those breathe right strips. Worth every penny!

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I have owned the honeywell brand air filter and it was decent at cleaning the dust out of the air. Has anyone used an air purifier with reusable, cleanable/washable filters? If so which one(s)? I am looking for an air purifier that effectively removes/reduces the spring time pollen and dust from the air in my living space.

The only other way I have found is Obsessive Compulsive dusting and vacuum rituals by the hour. My kitty really hates the twice daily vacuum routine.

I have a Honeywell air purifier. I washed the carbon pre-filter and the inside HEPA filter. I just read though that you are not supposed to reuse these. Can anyone tell me why? It seems that they should still be usable.

brands looking at: bionaire, homes, honeywell. any experiences? willing to pay around 0.

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I just bought a Honeywell Air Purifier off of craigslist.com. It works fine but gives off a subtle smell of the house where I bought it from. It bothers me! The ads online for the air purifier say you don’t replace the filters but merely wash them. How do I do so? Just run them under water?

Hey folks,

I was given a HoneyWell 52500 air purifier a while back from a friend. I’m not sure how much it was used or if the filter or pre-filter was replaced because his parents gave it to him.

Is there anyway I can tell if it needs a new prefilter and/or a new filter? Together they cost nearly 0, so I’d rather not just buy it for the heck of it.

Thanks!

I’d liketo use the air purifier to remove odours/VOCs/etc.. and the Honeywell/Kaz purifiers come with an activated carbon sheet (model 38002). Would this be adequate or useful?

Or would it make a significant difference to buy a higher-end purifier that have lbs of activated carbon like from AllerAir or Austin? I know that wth the Honeywell the user must replace the activated carbon filter every 3mo, as opposed to longer lasting lifespans for those of the higher end purifiers, but aside from shelf life, is there a substantial difference in the "adsorbability" of the cheaper (ie Honeywell/Kaz) activated carbon and those of the more expensive brands?

I’m thinking about replacing these Honeywell air purifiers with Orecks because they need no filters. I never see any coupon offers on the Honeywell purifiers,why?

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