This video actually proves why every air purifier in that store doesn’t work. If there are over 2 million particulates inside a store with all of those purifiers running, none of them are working. Who cares what the particle count is right outside the filter…we don’t live inside the machine, we live in the room.
I’m anxious to get mine-I bought an IQ air.I paid for it already from Gerry the Consumer Reporter 13 days ago,I’m still waiting for it to come.He offered to send me the tracking number through my email when I purchased this,and I said that would be great I have asked 3 different times now for this number,I have yet to receive it.His wife has been kind enough to call me back and leave messages,but no tracking number.I’m told possibly tomorrow the IQ Air will come.I’ll post when I receive it.
SUMMERTECH1 QUOTES ” WE DON’T LIVE IN THE MACHINE, WE LIVE IN THE ROOM. Dear sir I must inform you that you live in a house. I have never seen anyone live in an air purifier. They are filthy.
I just received the IQ air health pro plus that I had purchased about 2 weeks ago. In 15 minutes I had the box opened, read the “put-together” directions and had it up and running. I received a call from the consumer reporter to see if everything was okay while I was setting it up. I will post to tell everyone what I think after a couple of weeks – In just a few minutes, I noticed a difference )
put it this way I would rather spend more on a machine that works versus saving money on a machine that doesn’t but price means nothing like I proved with a Kirby vs Riccar test I had on my old account (goDaleJrgo) and reposted my video on that
IN THE AIR ARE PARTICULATES THAT WE CAN NOT SEE.
When the meter is placed on the air purifier and the unit is hepa sealed: the meter should go down to zero in seconds. If the meter does not go down then the purifier is not working properly. My store has a 16 ft ceiling and 2000 square feet of space.1 heating and cooling system for 3 stores. Therefore you cannot expect and air purifier to work the same in a comercial space as in a residential space.
Is there a way you could do a particle count test on the IQ Air Health Pro Compact? I’m pretty sure it would do as well as the one on the video. Thanks!
consumerreporter, have you ever tested oreck’s air pufifier? when i saw an infomercial on late night tv, where he claims that his air pufrfier “captures & destroys bacteria, viruses, mold, and fungi”, i immediately thought to myself what a lie. the oreck air purifier seems like nothing more than an expensive fan that moves the air, but does not clean it. thank you.
How can I trust these reports? Let’s face it, it’s easy to manipulate results, who says that the reviewer is not sponsored by any of these manufacturers?
The ParticleScan Pro is an advanced 6-channel laser particle counter with a detection range of 0.3 to 30 microns. With its 0.025 cfm flow rate it is particularly suitable for the measurement of airborne particle concentrations in normal and polluted indoor and outdoor environments. The ParticleScan Pro has an internal 14366 data point memory and is fully network compatible with remote access via built-in web-server. It also features a USB port for direct connection to PC.
The mfg’s are doing a great job about deceiving the public. Why would you trust they’re advertising marketing fiction labels pasted on machines and inexpensive products that do not work as claimed!
{ 25 comments… read them below or add one }
This video actually proves why every air purifier in that store doesn’t work. If there are over 2 million particulates inside a store with all of those purifiers running, none of them are working. Who cares what the particle count is right outside the filter…we don’t live inside the machine, we live in the room.
I’m anxious to get mine-I bought an IQ air.I paid for it already from Gerry the Consumer Reporter 13 days ago,I’m still waiting for it to come.He offered to send me the tracking number through my email when I purchased this,and I said that would be great I have asked 3 different times now for this number,I have yet to receive it.His wife has been kind enough to call me back and leave messages,but no tracking number.I’m told possibly tomorrow the IQ Air will come.I’ll post when I receive it.
SUMMERTECH1 QUOTES ” WE DON’T LIVE IN THE MACHINE, WE LIVE IN THE ROOM. Dear sir I must inform you that you live in a house. I have never seen anyone live in an air purifier. They are filthy.
I just received the IQ air health pro plus that I had purchased about 2 weeks ago. In 15 minutes I had the box opened, read the “put-together” directions and had it up and running. I received a call from the consumer reporter to see if everything was okay while I was setting it up. I will post to tell everyone what I think after a couple of weeks – In just a few minutes, I noticed a difference
)
They do not trap the small particles of dust
Hey Gerry, what do you think of Austin Air?
and to think that you pay just as much for a Blue Air as you do a IQ Air
put it this way I would rather spend more on a machine that works versus saving money on a machine that doesn’t but price means nothing like I proved with a Kirby vs Riccar test I had on my old account (goDaleJrgo) and reposted my video on that
Austin is not as good as the IQ AIR
ok well, I looked at it it was good but I take your word for it
well, no we don’t live in the machine but isn’t that the number of particles coming out of the machine as he just showed you summertech1?
IN THE AIR ARE PARTICULATES THAT WE CAN NOT SEE.
When the meter is placed on the air purifier and the unit is hepa sealed: the meter should go down to zero in seconds. If the meter does not go down then the purifier is not working properly. My store has a 16 ft ceiling and 2000 square feet of space.1 heating and cooling system for 3 stores. Therefore you cannot expect and air purifier to work the same in a comercial space as in a residential space.
true, very true
Dear ConsumerReporter,
Is there a way you could do a particle count test on the IQ Air Health Pro Compact? I’m pretty sure it would do as well as the one on the video. Thanks!
The IQ AIR Compact is the same as the pro plus except without the v5 cell.
is a healthway air cleaner any good
Have not tested healthway
when you the chance can you test the filter queen 360 vacuum cleaner. with a simlicy
will you test the filter queen 360 vac
buy the cheapest fan for as little as $19.99
if you want to blow the air around.
The IQ AIR is quiet on speeds up to 4 out of 6
Filterless air purifiers do not trap the small particles of dust.
consumerreporter, have you ever tested oreck’s air pufifier? when i saw an infomercial on late night tv, where he claims that his air pufrfier “captures & destroys bacteria, viruses, mold, and fungi”, i immediately thought to myself what a lie. the oreck air purifier seems like nothing more than an expensive fan that moves the air, but does not clean it. thank you.
How can I trust these reports? Let’s face it, it’s easy to manipulate results, who says that the reviewer is not sponsored by any of these manufacturers?
The ParticleScan Pro is an advanced 6-channel laser particle counter with a detection range of 0.3 to 30 microns. With its 0.025 cfm flow rate it is particularly suitable for the measurement of airborne particle concentrations in normal and polluted indoor and outdoor environments. The ParticleScan Pro has an internal 14366 data point memory and is fully network compatible with remote access via built-in web-server. It also features a USB port for direct connection to PC.
The mfg’s are doing a great job about deceiving the public. Why would you trust they’re advertising marketing fiction labels pasted on machines and inexpensive products that do not work as claimed!