Blue Signature

Do yourself a favor and get a Blueair 211i Max or a Blueair Signature. Your lungs will thank you

BLUEAIR for the win. Saved me twice from getting covid (sick visitors). Just upgraded to the newer Signature version.

Personally, I would set the purifier to the highest airflow speed whose noise levels you can tolerate. Unless the Blueair Signature is already hugely oversized for the room or space, the "low" airflow speed might be too low. Unfortunately most purifier brands do not list Clean Air Delivery Rates (CA

I just got a blueair signature used from Amazon. It was marked mint in box but it seems loud at the lowest fan speed. I measured it at 32db at fan speed 1. There’s also a smell coming from it, like an air freshener. I’m guessing it’s embedded from the home it was used in previously. I’ll give it ano

With dust mite allergens, you can try reducing relative humidity (RH) below 50% for a prolonged period. (Another study recommended RH of 45% or lower if I recall correctly.) This should kill them off. For the bedroom: of the two, I would tend to choose the Coway Airmega 350. You'll definitely need t

1x small blueair signature air purifier per room will make a difference in VOC offgassing fumes

My blueair signature large has been clearing out my 600 sq foot room here in Toronto without issue. I forgot to turn it in yesterday and when I got home the aqi was over 20 in the house and it cleared very quickly. Maybe you have a faulty unit?

The Cooking MVP: WINIX 5510 This is the gold standard for kitchens. It’s one of the few mid-range units that uses AOC (Advanced Odor Control) Carbon, which features actual pelletized carbon instead of a thin "carbon-sprinkled" sheet. The PlasmaWave technology breaks down odor molecules on contact, a

The Cooking MVP: WINIX 5510 This is the gold standard for kitchens. It’s one of the few mid-range units that uses AOC (Advanced Odor Control) Carbon, which features actual pelletized carbon instead of a thin "carbon-sprinkled" sheet. The PlasmaWave technology breaks down odor molecules on contact, a

The Cooking MVP: WINIX 5510 This is the gold standard for kitchens. It’s one of the few mid-range units that uses AOC (Advanced Odor Control) Carbon, which features actual pelletized carbon instead of a thin "carbon-sprinkled" sheet. The PlasmaWave technology breaks down odor molecules on contact, a