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I have asthma and allergies and had an ionic breeze unit that died – I am looking for an air purifier for a medium sized room – cost is not as important as quality and quiet operation – thanks!

I hear that the ionic breeze doesn’t work. I’m for a air purifier that is suitable for a small bedroom to help my allergic husband.

i have an ionic breeze s1830 air purifier. when i turn it on, i can see something arcing on the bottom, and then i can smell hot plastic. there is a melted spot on the plastic on the bottom of the filter. if you need to see pictures or a video of the air purifier, please let me know (i will need your email address). my email address is: nathanjudge@att.net thanks.
i contacted the company, and they said that the company has filed bankruptcy, and that they could not help me. i have it unplugged, and i have tried cleaning it.

All of my family suffers with allergies, I have heard a lot of good things about the Ionic Breese. Recently someone told me that buying that is a waste of money and the Hepa Filter air purifier is better but they did not say why- before I purchase one, I would like some opinions, which is better Ionic Breeze or a Hepa Filter purifier and WHY?? Price is of moderate importance- I want something that will really help with our allergies and is not just a fad. Thank you for serious aswers- I don’t care how long the answer is as long as it is informative and honest.

i have very bad asthma, but only when it comes to being around any cleaning products, pollen, dust…i also have 4 cats and im sure the cat hair starts it up too….i am looking for an ionic breeze or an air purifier, that’s cost effective and also does not eat up a lot of electric so that i can leave it on at all times…anyone have any suggestions or links for them?

besides the ionic breeze.

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.

I am looking for an air purifier that will reduce the amount of dust my room accumulates. Not just for the fact that I have a lot of expensive electronics in my room, but also because I seem to always have allergies. My room is about the size of an average college dorm room (not very big) so I am looking for like a table top one or something for less than 0. I was looking into that ionic breeze, however it got a good deal of negative reports especially from consumer reports. Anyone have any recommendations?

I am fine with my allergies even on Claritin or Allegra, until I go outside. Once I get stopped up, there’s no curing it. It’s hard to sleep, I sneeze constantly once I start, and it’s just misery. I wanted to try and ionic air purifier (ionic breeze), but I looked at this one, and it looks similar. Is it worth my money? Do you think it would even help my symptoms?

Thanks for all your help.

Anyone owns the new sharper image "Hybrid GP" air purifier? is it working well? does the "ozone guard" work? I’ve read and heard so many scary stories about the ozone is toxic. Does the sharper Image’s ionic breeze purifier dangerous? any suggestions?

I am trying to minnimize the "stale air" smell mixed with food odors that we have in our apartment. My spouse is CRAVING fresh air but not sure which one I should get. My grandmother had an IONIC Breeze type unit years ago and I loved the smell but not sure my spouse would respond the same. They nearly hate everything that I like so I am thinking about the air purifier with the charcoal insert. Anybody have any luckw ith these? The "customer reviews" on Amazon.com and other websites seem as if they are written by the manufacturers anyway.

Nothing to do with the ionic breeze ~ that does not work.

I need an air filter/purifier for a 200 square foot room (12′x17′x9′). The sole purpose is to reduce dust. Healthy air is nice (a bonus), but it’s not my real concern… it’s dust.

This will be for a recording studio, so it needs to be quite.

I’ve spent about an hour doing research, and all I’ve been able to learn is that everyone says the Ionic Breeze is a scam (including studies who ran tests to see if it works, and the results showed it doesn’t), and there are hundreds and hundreds to choose from… too many choices… too much to learn… not enough time.

What should I get?
My budget is up-to 0

Are there any air purifiers other than the Ionic Breeze that doesn’t need replacement filters? I read that Consumer Reports declared the Ionic Breeze ineffective in cleaning the air, and I want something that doesn’t need filters replaced.

Does an "Ionic Breeze Quadra" actually purify and move the air around a room as well as a less-marketed, often less-expensive HEPA filter device?

I’m in the market for an air purifier and I’m not sure which kind I should get. I’ve taken a look at some, and I’m not sure which would fit my needs. I first took a look at some HEPA filters, since I know they filter 99.99% of air particulates. But I also knew that they’re usually loud, you have to change the 0 filter every other month and they take up a lot of energy. I saw a Kenmore Envirosense filter and though it looked nice, but still; the hassle with expensive filters and energy. Before I go on, I should say the men in my family (My dad, brother and me) all have asthma, so we need something that would help with that. We also took a look at some models over at Brookstone. We found a Pure-Ion Advanced Air Purifier. The thing was ugly, but it worked, saying you would have 80% cleaner air in about 8 minutes. This isn’t a HEPA filter, but it had a fan. They say this one helps with asthma, but I’m not sure. Another one from Brookstone was the Blueair HEPA filter, one that was more
impressive than the Pure-Ion. This one came in a tabletop form, but still, the filters and the whopping price tag of 0.
Anyways, after that, we went to the Oreck store because we heard about some kinda amazing deal on TV, letting us try an Oreck Air purifier, vacuum, and a refrigerator purifier. one of Oreck’s points was "You can’t clean the air if you can’t move it", which made perfect sense to me, but there was one trick up my sleeve that made me think otherwise. Anyways, the Oreck one was impressive, requireing no filters and taking up much less noise and space and eating less eletricity than HEPA filters. However, when compared other filters like this one, it ranked the lowest, but I’ve never tried it, so I really wouldn’t know. After that, came our last stop which would be the trick up my sleeve. We went into The Sharper Image immediately seeing their crown acheivement, the Ionic Breeze Quadra, the purifier I had heard about long before the other filters, so I had somewhat of a bias towards it. Like many other purifiers, these use ions and electrons and stuff like that to clean the air
And it game in multiple models, the Tabletop version, the MIDI, the Quadra, the GP, and the Hybrid GP, which is some huge powerful air purifier. The GP caught my eye because It offered deep cleaning without an over-the-top price tag. These however, don’t use fans. So I had no clue how it was cleaning all the air. An explanation from you guys would be helpful. If you guys have owned or used these fiulters, please tell me and how you liked them. Especially if it help with your asthma.
For all the air purifiers mentioned here online, with details:

Pure-Ion by Brookstone: http://www.brookstone.com/store/product.asp?product_code=506840&search_type=search&search_words=air%20purifier&prodtemp=t2&cm_re=Result*R1C1*T

BluAir, sold at Brookstone: http://www.brookstone.com/store/product.asp?product_code=530196&search_type=search&search_words=air purifier&prodtemp=t1&cm_re=Result*R2C1*T

Oreck Air purifiers: http://www.oreck.com/air-purifiers/xl_air_purifiers_choice.cfm
BlueAir fixed link: http://www.brookstone.com/store/product.asp?product_code=530196&search_type=search&search_words=air purifier&prodtemp=t1&cm_re=Result*R2C1*T

The Sharper Image Ionic Breeze models:

TableTop

http://www.sharperimage.com/us/en/catalog/productview/sku__SI719GRY

MIDI:

http://www.sharperimage.com/us/en/catalog/productview/sku__SI853GRY

Quadra: http://www.sharperimage.com/us/en/catalog/productview/sku__SI867GRY

GP: http://www.sharperimage.com/us/en/catalog/productview/sku__SI871GRY

HEPA Model: http://www.sears.com/sr/javasr/product.do?pid=03285500000&vertical=Sears&BV_UseBVCookie=Yes

Since we only took a look at 2 HEPA models, if you know of one or use one that you like, could you tell me about it?

I live in a 1 family house with 2 floors not counting the basement. I have 3 rooms on the top floor. The 3 rooms are right next to each other like a triangle. My dad sometimes smokes in his bathroom, in his room. my room is something like 15×15. My cousin is currently sleeping in my room at the moment, so its 2 of us in the small 15×15 room. So you can imagine how much dust and body oder and the smoke in the small 15×15 room that I sleep in.

I did 2 months of research on air purifiers/cleaners. Alot of people said that Ionic Breeze Purifiers are the best. What I read and what someone told me, is that the ionic air purifier releases negative ions and it contacts the dust, then the dust becomes too heavy and falls down. This is my main concern about buying a Ionic Purifier. If the dust falls down then it will get all over my bed and my shelves and other things in my room. I want to know what is everyone opinions on air purifiers and recommend me one for my 15×15 square feet room.

Why do air purifiers (like Ionic Breeze) expel air that smells like car/truck exhaust? I’m sure it has something to do with the ionization of the air, but how does ionization affect the way something smells?

Hi Everyone,

First time using this, and it’s because I’m desperate for help.

My Question is this:
My roomate who lives with me, always stays in his room (yes its terrible), and the thing is he often eats takeout in his room and doesnt throw it away right away, so it starts to smell up his room, and it leaks into the apartment. I’ve asked him to clean up more often but being in university, hes often busy which is understandable.

So I’ve tried the plug in air fresheners but I think MASKING the problem isn’t effective as solving it. I want to know if anyone has any good recommendations for a machine that effectively eliminates ODORS as the top priority?

I’m a bit confused as to whether air cleaners / air purifiers actually tackle the odor issue as well? For example, the Surround Air XJ2100 or the Ionic Breeze. Most of these focus on cleaning the air from allergens etc., not really the ODOR in the air.

Hope you guys can help. Thanks so much!

Now that it is spring, my allergies are getting worse. Does anyone recommend a good air purifier? My biggest concern is the noise level (and of course how well it removes particles). I also do not want an ionic purifier because of the ozone, and they usually are not as effective as HEPA. I have heard of the Blueair air purifiers, but I think they are a little pricey. Are there cheaper but still quiet air purifiers around? Or do you pay what you get? If you have any, please give me some air purifier recommendations.
I have heard of ionic breeze, but I am concerned about the ozone it emits. It also does not do so well at removing particles. Will anyone please recommend a brand or model that i should look at?

its called a ecoclean true air purifier ( its an air purifier) it kinda looks like the ionic breeze but a little more bulky.. the thing is… i don’t know how to clean or replace the filters that are in it.. or if i even can… if someone can tell me what to do step by step or can show me a link that does the ill totally give u 10 points thanks