I am looking to buy a whole home air purifier. Does anyone recommend a specific whole hm air purifier to use in conjunction w this filter?
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Sorry Susan, we don't have a whole house air purifier. We do use a couple of Blueair air purifiers in the master bedroom and family room that have worked well over the years. Filters for both run about $100 annually. You may want to review the attached link for more options. http://www.allergybuyersclub.com/air-purifiers.html?gclid=CNjXksSI8MICFaHm7AodZmkA_A
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Hello, not sure this will help, but my Honeywell purifier is a model HHT-080. it is a tower as well, and says that it needs size C filters, (2 stacked in the back). Hope you find the right filter.
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I actually returned this one and got the other one. I didnt like it but it is complete. Clean the filter out weekly. Hope this helps.
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I don't recall offhand. When I was looking for an air purifier on the web, I recall having to do multiple searches in order to get that information for many different brands.In some instances, I even found conflicting quotes.I mainly use it for a medium to large bedroom. Effectiveness probably depends on a number of variables including environmental impurities and your specific needs.
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i use it in my splash superpool (look it up if interested) with same style cleaner and really recommend it - it keeps the crap out of your filter. might want to monitor it to "burp" the air out of the system every once in awhile. there's a good video for it on youtube.
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Hi, I have the HB True Air 04383 Air Purifier and I bought these replacement filters. They do fit. As Kimberly says, you remove the cover on the Purifier and remove the 2 brackets that holds the current filters in place, and replace. The Air Purifier takes 2 filters, even though the replacement filters come in a 3 pack. And to me, these filters are unscented. There is no smell. I have uploaded 2 pics to show you how they fit. Hope this help.
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Please refer to the Manufacturers Operation Manual: http://www.honeywellstore.com/store/images/pdf/hfd-010-quiet-clean-compact-tower-air-purifier-with-permanent-filter.pdf
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I have two air purifiers in my house. The one in my family room is the Honeywell short round purifier with the replacement filter and the HEPA inside filter. It is not quiet but it does a good job of removing dog/cat/and parrot dust and dander. I only run it at night because it is loud when trying to watch tv. I have a blueair air purifier in my bedroom and that runs all the time. It is very quiet and the filter has to be replaced about every 3-6 months. It has a reminder to let you know when it is time to be replaced. Hope this helps.
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First of all: you do not want a lot of ozone production. Ozone (at best) is a respiratory irritant and can have serious health effects if exposure and "dose" are long and heavy. Second, I too found that, even after a few months - there was little build up on ANY part of the filtration system in this unit. It is not on the Consumers Report List of approved air purifiers, either. At least - I looked and couldn't find it. I have a little larger Honeywell unit which absolutely has a higher rate of air volume. But its filters don't show much build up either. - The dust build up is more noticeable on the Honeywell unit than the Mountain Air unit after about six months though. I've taken to running both together in a bedroom just on the idea of applying some "overkill" because both units are rated for larger floor area. The ozone output I keep at about 25% of max and sometimes i turn it off completely.
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However you want to put it. I think it will be fine. I didn't turn my unit around and it was fine for me. I have this unit for awhile and it's still working well for me. I just need to buy new filter so I can change it in near future though. It's the best Hepa Air Cleaner for me and I have used several brand...
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I'm sorry Ethan but I do not know the other model, so I can't compare. This model has been excellent for my astma, I use it in my office. The is another purifier brand, IQAir, http://www.iqair.com/, that I think is better, although more expensive, that I use at home.
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I am absolutely so glad we bought the New Green Air Pro Air Purifier. We bought a condo newly painted throughout but the previous owners Decided to smoke after we bought it. The Air Pro removed the smoke from the walls & carpet. I recommend this machine to anyone who wants clean fresh air home, Thanks so much!!Monica
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could you tell me how this turned out for you? I was thinking of buying this as I used a more expensive version for years and wanted this to replace it, but I have asthma and dont want trouble. Thanks.
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There are several reports about the Hepa filter on this vacuum does not work & mostly leaks. See the reviews herein on Amazon. If these are true, what a scam Eureka is imposing on it's customers.. I wonder if Eureka has fixed this problem? my guess is no because the Hepa filter is probably too small to handle all the air flow so they have to bypass some of the air flow around it & into the house. It's a shame they don't respond to this issue. The other does not have a Hepa.
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I have a hemp cloth filter which I use with this and it filters EVERYTHING, but the cloth filter alone gets clogged too quick. I like using both because together they work perfectly, and the cloth filter can be washed or just rinsed out. Been doing it this way for many years now and am very happy with it. If you can't find a cloth filter to go with this, I'd also use paper filters with it. (Which I hate because of the environmental issues, not to mention the ones that are white are made white with bleach, and the brown ones cost more, and you have to keep buying the paper ones.)
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I've read elsewhere that HEPA filters when they are brand new are not very effective. Over time they actually get more effective, up to presumably a saturation point and then get less effective again.I've vaccumed the HEPA filter in this unit with my HEPA vacuum to extend its life by a few months. This seems to work fine. Presumably you'd need a microscope or a really expensive piece of equipment to measure air quality for sure.The charcoal filters are cheap enough and get dirty enough I'd just replace them regularly.
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Hello it is a true HEPA air purifier It works very well. it dose has an Ionizers but I never use it as the filter is more than good enough for me I use MERV11 From Filters First Half the cost of Hunter and the 4 ft cut to size charcoal 2 pack pre filters from them to. I'm quite happy with it and I feel much better now that I'm using it most of the time I keep it on low Hope this helps John