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I just went to turn my air purifier on in the bedroom (allergies and a lot of dust kicking around from all the DIY that has been impossible to keep on top off)... and realised that the little one like this that I currently have.
Is only good for a small room of about 8-10sq/m
My current bedroom is nearly 13sq/m, but it works well enough to stop the watery eyes and sniffles at night.
My new bedroom is nearly 20sq/m inc the bay window and that's after pinching about 2sq/m of it to enlarge the ensuite.
So I might be in need of a new one, a quieter one.
My current one I've seen about under various brand names, my is branded ADDIS, but I've seen them in B & Q (can't remember brand) and also on Amazon under the NETTA branding.
It was cheap, cost me about £20 in a sale, they're currently about £33. Filter packs are £12.99 and need cleaning every few weeks and replacing about once a year. But it's not the quietest and would need to be placed right across the room where it might not be effective in such a large space.
Does anyone have one that can cope with a largish room, isn't expensive and doesn't require a £30-40 filter change every 3-6 months and under no circumstances is 'smart' or needs 'wifi' or an 'app'... it just needs to filter the fucking air, not suck up all my personal info.
Recommendations?
Must have
HEPA filter (at least a 3 stage filter, pre-charcoal-hepa)
Night mode, very quiet (under 35Db)
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Clean air conscious Kiwis, any recommendations for a rechargeable air purifier you can take to a restaurant or suchlike?
Everything we've found so far is either huge or turns out to not have an actual HEPA filter - even if the listing says it does.
Thanks! (Boosts welcome, obvs.)
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So I bought a HEPA #AirPurifier for the truck, after getting #COVID from my husband recently.
All the anti-viral nasal sprays & vaccine boosters in the world aren’t going to save you during a 40 minute commute carpooling with a contagious person, but maybe with an air purifier running in there too I’ll have a fighting chance? At any rate, for <$90 I figure it’s worth a shot!