Bedroom Machine

Austin Air High up front cost (~$800) but if you calculate the cost per day it’s the lowest price, and it’s the best, too. They are used in ‘clean’ facilities, infectious diseases wards, and were the first air filter approved for use in hospital settings specifically to stop the spread of COVID. It’

I recommend Austin Air Systems. They are excellent, although somewhat expensive. We bought one for my mother who had COPD, and it worked great. I recommend either the Healthmate Plus or the Bedroom Machine. They have a 5 year filter and there is also a pre-filter. This system was recommended by my m

Second Austin air. No plastic or VOCs emitted like air doctor and others.

Also air scrubbers- i just realized you have a high volume area and the Austin Air may not cover that area. But maybe for the bedroom. They are good machines with more activated carbon than most. Maybe look into an air scrubber but honestly your source of the odor is the problem. It is constantly em

This is all fixable. Here are my recommendations: Get on a binder (eg GI Detox+) to start removing mold from your body. Stay hydrated, take vitamin C, Zinc and Vit D to support your immune system. Get sleep and rest when you don’t feel well. Put your suitcase in a huge trash bag and double bag it, t

Austin Air Bedroom Machine if you want to keep both. But you are clearly prioritizing your dog over your fiancé. No judgment about that, just is what is.

Ultimately it depends on the concentration of particulates in your studio. For this, you'd need an AQI monitor like PurpleAir (Classic Plus, Zen, or Flex models) or the AirGradient ONE. Having a very underpowered purifier means it cannot achieve meaningful steady-state reductions of particulates. In

For smoke and odors you want ventilation. So a ventilator such as weed growers use, with a carbon filter. Which is like 120 bucks by AC Infinity. Otherwise purifiers with carbon pellets and carbon strips. White Hepa material in most filters does 0 for smoke and odors. Austin Air is a good one and th

Austin Air. Pricey but solid - made of metal in US. Filters last 5 years on normal conditions. Have had the same machine running 24/7 since 2013!

If it was me, I think id put something like a RIA Breezeguard, which is my favorite unit. Or perhaps one of the bigger Levoit units. Corsi Rosenthal boxes as I mentioned are also an excellent way to get max CFM power...for little cost..especially if you would be involving smoke as then...there isn't