BreatheSmart Flex

Unfortunately I believe the AirDoctors also have an ionizer that can be toggled on/off. (According to Google search, and the panel I see.). So given the risk of even accidentally turning it on....(And forgetting/not knowing to turn it off...) id also consider avoiding this unit for your particular c

I recently purchased 3 different levoit air purifiers from Amazon for my mom's place and they were all horrible. Ive been testing them out for about a month. My allergies became worse. They were also advertising as a true hepa when they are not and they are being sued for that. I went and ordered th

Alen Air all the way. Tried just about every purifier sold From Target, Walmart, Kohls, Home Depot, Best Buy, Lowe’s, Menards… Almost all went back Shark used to be good, but their newer filters smelled like chemicals and they were super loud. Germ Guardian was ok, but quality dropped. Dyson is a jo

Alen. I believe the flex has what you’re looking for.

Just spend another 50 bucks and you can get an Alen Flex. Or a RIA Breezeguard (370) Most normal air purifiers have white filters that filter dust + particles. Odor molecules are different so other methods will be used to capture odors. (I also use moisture bags + have a carbon filter behind box fan