How do you compare Blueair and IQair? What's the major difference? Which is better for household use?
579299
So far I can just say that these two products are both good at performance. But compare the expense for the future maintance , IQ air is more expensive than Blue air. I'm still observing the long term performance now.
871031
I personally believe buying the BNF and the DX6i works a lot better I had issues withe the start up of the quad copter and trimming the controls. The DX6i has a monitor that you can see the trim. Also you can store 10 models in the controller. I use the DX6i with my nano QX for practice it's a lot cheaper than wrecking the 350
52407
I'm sorry, I'm not familiar with the blue one at all. I don't know how it compares.
2044708
I have several Blueair filters and they work extraordinarily well. I believe they are the best on the market. The model # is 650E.Input 120 VAC/60Hz. Motor is 230 VAC/0.48 amps. They operate on regular household current and seem inexpensive to operate. My amor expense is smoke filters, which cost $150.00 per set. The regular ones I believe are considerably cheaper. You can check this on their website. Hope this helps
1771079
I am not sure, it looks your model of the IQAir Cleaner uses a different version of the HEPA filter.I would suggest you contact a dealer to make sure before ordering
729030
I can not tell you the differencs, but if you are ready to buy I would check out honywell. They are a lot easier to set up.I had to replace one of my intermatic's and I went to honywell
1737768
I am not familiar with Conair products. My recommendation is to stick with Wahl.
1500706
I am not sure if they are the same but I will tell you that I recently purchased this unit and it has been a VERY disappointing experiecne to say the least. Both the product and the customer service I recieved from Holmes were terrible. My best advice is to shop another brand. My previous humidifier which lastec for years was a Honeywell and that will likely be my replacement purchase. Good luck.
1901600
My parents had the lower priced alternative. We really liked it, so we bought one for our family. I chose the more expensive one because it seemed to have a more powerful and more importantly, quieter motor. It also seemed like the more expensive one was a little bit more heavy duty and would last longer. Hope this helps. Either way, you will be happy with the result. So good.
1507629
It's much better. I have both the Alen Breathesmart and a Winix 9500. The Alen is quieter, has greater square foot coverage, and removes allergens more completely.
276192
I have bought and used BOTH. As far as my personal experience with them is concerned, the ONLY difference is that one was white, and one was blue. They both worked fine!
2070233
I had bought a used one and returned it. My aunt had Ecoquest and it did and excellent job on odors and dust. We have a FilterQueen, Defender for about one year. It does a good job with odors and dust. I usually have several sinus infections during the winter months. This year I had no trips to the doctors and zero sinus infections. We have a ranch home and it doesn't keep the dust down as good at the end of the house. They had recommended we get 2 units, we only bought one.
14708
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.
1503599
Quasar is my favorite, I've tried numerous devices and this is the only one that worked, but I didnt notice any difference between the pro and the cheaper quasar
1914554
i am recovering from back surgery and my physical therapist told me to get the blue one made by Medic Air. about 16 bucks. the other is made by Corflex and i have no idea how good it is. i am very happy with the Medic Air one i got and would stick with it if i had to buy another.
949914
Hi there Sonny. My husband says their is no noticeable difference between this one and the blue line ones he has had previously.
20484
The primary difference between the two models is amount of humidity they remove from the air per day. So, you need to know how big your room is in square feet. Another reviewer said that the D70BP worked well in a 1500 sq ft area. My basement is larger and the D70BP has kept it quite dry throughout a New England summer. You may want to consider two other features: (1) proximity to power, and (2) a place to drain water from the unit. I bought the D70BP specifically because it has a built-in pump and I can drain the unit to a floor drain, which is much easier than emptying a bucket! The D50BP also has a pump. I am please with this dehumidifier.