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I agree with this. It sounds like you're already doing a great of job consistently cleaning things, so the focus should be on how can you make those tasks easier. IMO opinion you have to spend real money on a robot vacuum for it to be worth it... and even then, their usable life pales in comparison

Speaking of air purifiers, my guy destroyed the wire of my coway air purifier. I just asked them what I can do about going about a repair. The response was I'm out of warranty. I just responded asking if that meant they're saying it's not fixable. If that's the case I do not recommend their air puri

Here's a useful comment + thread on it from 2 months ago. This user claims they tested the Thiambandenzole (?). To be 52 times less than daily limit...but only on medium and then claim "almost no one uses the unit on high for 12 hours" ( I think many people run their purifiers on high pretty continu

Second. Have a Coway ap1512 and much prefer the Levoit. The sensor actually works correctly and the app is amazing.

I have noticed that on the filter product page for filters: https://cowaymega.com/products/airmega-200m-ap-1512hh-filter-set Coway now states that its only HEPA at speed 1. Will cover this in more detail in a upcoming video.

Thank you. Glad that you actually measure things - it means a lot to me (graphs are life!). I will look into your sensors internals ( always curious to know what people consider good enough) but I still have some questions :) The way YOU use air purifiers is fine or maybe even great for your situati

If it wobbles, I would exchange it. Some coway mighty explode because the unbalance fan eventually hit the case when spinning.

Idk about useless, the aim covers 492 sq feet in 60 min, it has its place for a small room not covered well by another air purifier. The 1512 is definitely overpriced. I recently bought the airmega mighty 2 (I just wanted the newer model and have the budget) but bought from coway since the airmega a

Coway Mighty HEPA's have this issue. Took a day or two for it to ease up.

They're online only, but Costco Canada sells a 4-pack of 3M Filtrete MPR 2200 1-inch deep filters for $74.99 CAD for future reference. Hopefully you or someone you know is a Costco member. The Levoit Vital 200S-P is more energy efficient (51 W according to the Canadian version of the owner's manual)