it purifies air too?
1072182
It would purify the air depending on which essential oil was added to the diffuser
1072183
No, unfortunately it does not purify air. It simply diffuses essential oils into the air.
1072184
No, it just puts out a fine water vapor mist, along with whatever oil you've added. I didn't like mine so I returned it. Neat little product, but the function just wasn't as dramatic as I was hoping for.
228196
Yes. It not only filters the air, but it is well made and easy to clean. I would say that it is well worth the money.
176165
I don't think it clears air. And the battery doesn't last all that long so if it did work to clear smells it could get to be quite expensive.
2162319
According to the manufacturer it produces very small but harmless amounts of ozone. This is not how it cleans the air, however.
2198506
Yes it can, AND you should ask Walter White aka "HEISENBERG" about all the other uses re keeping the air you breathe clean.
1059572
No the Air conditioning unit uses the blower also. So the filter is cleaned during the cooling season also.
1442077
Honestly I have no idea what makes it work. A few people have said it makes ozone, which explains the weird smell I get when I use it. If this is true, then it really isn't a purifier.
971889
It purifies the air within the area I live in. Should work if you can close your window and door to keep it out of your space.
654406
Sorry I can't answer that...I do not have a portable air purifier...contact maker to get answer.
36257
It is my understanding that the purpose/the way that it works, is that it diffuses the oils into the air purifying it as well as ionizing in the process.
880750
Yes, they recommend on any purifier to vacate people and pets while using the ozone cleaner..
1017144
Read the product description. It's a permanent HEPA filter with a UV light. Do either of those produce Ozone?
247768
I think so. One side is black (the side shown in the photo) and turns grayish whitish from dust, etc. as it filters the air that passes through it, as long as you insert the filter in the appropriate direction.
1280494
It does a very good job of removing dust, pollen, and other particulates, particularly if you turn on the anion generator. That helps precipitate particulates out of the air so you don't breathe them.
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It does both and quiet well. The extra electron from the O3 readily attaches to microscopic airborne particals such as dust, pollens, and molds and causes it to percipitate downwards. Regarding odors, again the extra electron in the O3 readily attaches its extra electron to the microscopic particals of odors and neutralizes them on contact. An example is cooking or burning incense....once the cooking or incense is extinguished the O3 attaches itself to the microscopic particals and in a short time the odors, pleaseant or obnoxious are soon neutralized and percipitate. This process takes place wherever the O3 is present in the air, meaning the air does not have to pass through the O3 generater like air filters, the O3 reaches out to all areas to purify, not filter the air. You'll still have to dust and vacuum, but the air is more or less scrubbed and sanitized killing molds, fungi, pollens etc. rather then filtered which only cleans the air that passes through it.
997905
The high voltage may be produce ozone, which has a distinctive smell. The air produced by the air purifier does not have the smell of ozone, unlike cheaper electrostatic precipitation systems!
1840948
I have a fairly powerful unit so I did not have a problem with the filter. It is pretty dense so it will reduce some of the airflow. But on the positive side, its easy to keep clean and reuse.