Core 300

Hi, I have a Levoit running in my room 24/7 (which is fairly compact). I think the core 300? Idk Its the medium sized one, not the bed side table one at all times. If I could afford a better one I def would switch.

Right, so pollutants are VOCs i believe, but mold spores are not. Mold spores can be trapped in the white Hepa material of the filter. So you don't need toxin absorber for mold spores. Any Hepa purifier will capture mold spores as far as I know. So most cost effective way to help with that...is get

The coverage rating is wrong; 1,066 sq. ft. is at 1 Air Change per Hour (ACH) which is too low. Generally you want at least 4.8-5 ACH. Even then, I would consider CADRs first. The Levoit Core 300-P has a top Smoke CADR of 143 CFM. This means the largest room size for effective use would be 214.5 sq.

I've got a Coway AirMega in the LR and it's great. In the master BR I've got a Levoit Vital 100 which someone gifted to me and it works well enough. I have a Levoit Core 300 in the smaller bedroom; the space is within the specs but it feels a little small if I need to keep it running on medium... a

No I have a large 1 bedroom so it's 750 square feet. (Lots of closet space, big rooms etc.) And an old smelly carpet and mold of some type when I moved in... So for a normal space my size you would need 600CfM for 6 air changes per hour, for excellent air quality. If you get a popular unit like a Le

Second question - which near-field air purifier method do you think would be the most effective to use at the dentist? Sri's method of placing a Levoit Core 300 with 135 CFM on his lap? From the pic, I'm guessing it's about 20-30 cm from his face. [edit: Nevermind. That can't be as good as the 4Lite