Honeywell air purifier HPA060 What are reviews?
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not entirely sure, susan, ... what you are asking, here.... very general. myself, i bought this item on the advice of one of my best friends,... a new father, a stay-at-home-day, ... very well verse in the material world, carpenter, electronics, brew-master, & musician. i have been very pleased with this item, .. i have it in my master bedroom with me, ... the 'white noise' is quite pleasing, ... & it appears to cut down on the dust, ... i own a 120 year old mill house ..... lots of dust, ..... as soon as i can budget it in, .. i plan on ordering a 2nd, ... i am happy with my purchase.
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It is really worth it to spend the extra $50 and get the Active AirClean 30 filter which is the best Hepa miele has and the exact same one Miele uses in the higher level models. It fits really tightly and it seals into place with a rubbery thread around the bottom, unlike the one that comes with it. (Although that one is very very good as well.)
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Just found this link http://www.honeywellcleanair.com/air-purifiers/buy-honeywell-air-purifiers/honeywell-premium-odor-reduction-universal-carbon-pre-filter-HRF-APP1-38002/Which clearly shows its compatible with 50250.
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Hi Steven: I have a unit here in my shop - on the packing it says it captures VOCs. I know the unit comes with two permanent, washable filters - the prefilter can be replaced with their - but the user manual seems to suggest you should buy their optional odor and gas reducing prefilter ($20 for a 3 month filter) if you want to filter VOCs - the manual says: "The Honeywell optional pre-filter is compatible with all AirGenius models. Its design compliments the ifD filter by trapping larger particles, reducing odours and removing harmful gases and volatile organic compounds from the air that passes through the filter. For maximum efficiency, change the pre-filter every 3 months." Now I cant tell from the literature if this filter traps all VOCs or specifically if it traps acetone or ABS plastics. You might want to check out this info on the honeywell web page - http://www.airgenius.ca/air-purifiers/air-purifier-features/ - you can find the manual here - http://www.airgenius.ca/air-purifiers/customer-support/owner-manuals/ - info about the odor reducing filter is here - http://www.airgenius.ca/air-purifiers/buy-honeywell-air-purifiers/honeywell-odour-gas-reducing-prefilter-2-pack-hrf-k2c-deedCAN/ - or you can call the honeywell customer help line at 1-800-477-0457 Hope that helps - good luck!
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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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We have never owned nor tested an Oreck or Hoover, so I cannot say from experience. What I can say is that with air purifiers, you get what you pay for. The air purifiers with the best "air cleaning ability" are Alen, BlueAir, IQAir, and RabbitAir. Often the lesser-priced models just move the air around without su stantially cleaning it. You wouldn't otherwise know if you don't have an expensive air quality monitor (which we have). I suggest spending the money for an excellent product, run it on high, or just save your money and don't buy amything.
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I run mine in the bedrooms just at night. It knocks down the particulate level to a good air quality level quickly, so if I'm not in the bedroom, I see no reason to run it. I have an air quality monitor to measure that, so it's objective. We have a different brand of air purifier (IQ Air Health Pro Plus) in our main living space, and that one is on a low to medium setting almost all day. I turn it off or way down at night and rev it up to high if we have poor outdoor air quality or if I can see that the air quality in the house is poor via the monitor. Life if much better since I got two of these Honeywells and the IQ Air. I run mine in the bedrooms just at night. It knocks down the particulate level to a good air quality level quickly, so if I'm not in the bedroom, I see no reason to run it. I have an air quality monitor to measure that, so it's objective. We have a different brand of air purifier (IQ Air Health Pro Plus) in our main living space, and that one is on a low to medium setting almost all day. I turn it off or way down at night and rev it up to high if we have poor outdoor air quality or if I can see that the air quality in the house is poor via the monitor. Life if much better since I got two of... » Read More I run mine in the bedrooms just at night. It knocks down the particulate level to a good air quality level quickly, so if I'm not in the bedroom, I see no reason to run it. I have an air quality monitor to measure that, so it's objective. We have a different brand of air purifier (IQ Air Health Pro Plus) in our main living space, and that one is on a low to medium setting almost all day. I turn it off or way down at night and rev it up to high if we have poor outdoor air quality or if I can see that the air quality in the house is poor via the monitor. Life if much better since I got two of these Honeywells and the IQ Air. « Show Less
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http://www.kaz.com/kaz/support/manual/#Honeywell There is not a HFD-120 manual per se, but the HFD-135 should be closer enough. The HFD-135 is very similar to HFD-120. Scroll down to the "IFD" section
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I guess you did not read my review of the "Fresh Air" device. It is worthless and potentially harmful junk. If you want and/or need a reliable and safe air cleaning device then you ought to consult the Association of Home Appliance Manufacturers (aham.org) for a list of verified and certified air cleaning devices that actually work. As for your "Fresh Air" device, perhaps you might be able to sell it for a few bucks for its scrap metal value, or else use it as door stop. Sorry to hear that you got stuck with one.
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It'll save you money from the Honeywell in a couple of years b/c the filters need less changing and it uses much less electricity. It's also quieter and has an air-freshening ionizer that the Honeywell doesn't, in addition to the HEPA.
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Pure HEPA filters are the best for the money. This particular model is very good I have 2 I recommend it.
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Sorry, I don't have an answer for that. Call Honeywell or search the net, or maybe the EPA has the information.
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We had a Honeywell in our previous older house and loved it. I looked online but it doesn't look like they offer that model anymore. The Honeywell we had was purchased and installed in 1995. We have built a new home and installed the Aprilair, because the reviews were great. We don't think the Aprilair filters as well as the old Honeywell we had. I'm not much help, sorry. I will say if you get one that works as well as the old Honeywell we had my answer would be, "Yes, it's worth it!"
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I clean the foam-like part of the filter monthly. Most of the time I have it set on automatic and the fan speed adjusts based on air quality. We have 3 cats and 3 of these units in our 1068 sq. ft. Home. 2 people with asthma and we are happy with how it works. The only thing that may be a negative feature is the light show, it will light up the room and colors change based on air quality. I cover the lights with electrical tape.
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does any one know any thing about the HONEYWELL-HD or the 50255-hd honeywell
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I purchase Honeywell True HEPA Air Purifier Replacement Filter 2 Pack, HRF-H2 / Filter (H) for the main filter, and Honeywell Odor-Reducing Air Purifier Replacement Pre-Filter 2 Pack, HRF-B2 /Filter (B) for the pre-filter.
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It covers 390 square feet. Check http://www.kaz.com/kaz/air-purifiers/products/honeywell-50250-s-true-hepa-air-purifier-50250-s/