BreatheSmart 45i

If you’re dealing with dust, honestly I wouldn’t even look at a purifier yet. You need a vacuum upgrade. Dust particles are too heavy for any purifier to suck in from across the room. Check out r/vacuumcleaners. But Something corded and bagged (yeah old school) but it will make a monumental differen

Well whichever has higher CFM will be better for your allergies,.if both Hepa 13 + Merv 13. But that will also use more energy. So those are two opposing things. If your potential PC box has higher CFM then allen with Merv 13+ filters, then that might be better. But if you run it on low or medium to

Yeah, I could get 2 x 45i for the same price as 1 x 75i at current sales, and the 2 x 45i would give me more CADR with less noise, since 2 x 45i at speed 1 gives a CADR half-way between speeds 2 & 3 with 1 x 75i (and better coverage, since I could put them at two different locations in my room). Spe

Check out Alen. 45i or 75i. Just know that no purifier is going to do much about visible dust. Just the microscopic stuff.

I'm sticking with Alen and their filters. I like the lifetime guarantee. I will watch what happens with this lawsuit though. FYI, it's only the 45i and flex that are being addressed in this class action suit, not sure what that means, but I would think they would include all models if they had teste

I’m using Alen 45i and 35i in our home and they work great. we have 2 cats and these machines remove any pet and cooking odors. filter needs to be replaced once a year. Having an app makes it handy to check or change settings as needed, also has a schedule option. good machines for the money.

Most under 200 dollar range purifiers just are not built to last long on general. I suggest checking the warranty before buying...and most...come with a 1 year warranty. Ive had units break within 6 months and a few more break a little over 1 year. Almost as if...they are made to just last a year or

Purifiers under 200 wont do much for odors unfortunately. Or not for very long. You need thicker filters with black carbon pellets -these absorb odors. The normal white filters in most purifiers just capture particles. Does nothing for odors. Under 200 dollar units will fair chance have a thin carbo

You need a multi level approach. I use the Alen breathsmart air purifier. I would highly recommend getting an enzyme cleaner. That’s been the real game changer for us. I use the Allersearch ADMS Anti-Allergen line. I have the spray, laundry detergent, and floor cleaner. It helps tremendously. I feed

I would look into Alen 45i Flex, or units from Winix, Levoit, or Coway. Alens are quiet and good for both VOCs + particulates, with their best filters, and come with a lifetime warranty if you stay in the filter replacement program. (I think 90 bucks every 9 or 12 months, your choice.). However if y