SA600

Washer/Dryer (Negotiate to <53K): https://www.reliancedigital.in/product/bosch-1056-kg-fully-automatic-front-loading-washer-dryer-wna2e4ucin-cast-iron-grey-mfwkpl-9483888 Big TV (aim for 25% off MRP): Samsung S95F Vacuum: Consider Roborock, Dyson is good for handheld but buy one with extra battery.

For that size room and with your concerns about noise, I’d go with the Levoit Core 600. It’s oversized for the room, but that means you can run it on a lower speed (less sound) and still get the proper air changes. You can just set it to speed 2 and leave it there. Replace the filter once or twice a

Just so you know, Smart Air is sold in Canada via Darkhorse Air. However, the Smart Air SA600 has very little activated carbon and it's sold out. Hopefully more stock is on the way. I would tend to agree on the DIY or PC fan kit front. Have a look at North Box Systems (Canadian business), Nukit Temp

So you prefaced 1,400 square feet as "Room Volume". I assume this is still square feet and not 1,400 cubic feet, the latter actually being volume. Purifiers aren't good at removing visible dust particles as they're large and heavy. See the sticky post at the top of the subreddit and our FAQs wiki pa

Get an air purifier like this which we have for our toddlers pollen allergies so atleast inside home they can be at peace. Also if you have a ventilation system without HEPA filter an air purifier is a must as pollen would coming in via that. Try and keep your windows and doors closed. We have this

I would recommend against Blue Air as they don't use a True HEPA air filter, and they use an ionizer which is generally advised against by public health agencies and can cause increased VOC pollution from the ozone that they generate. Air Doctor is fine, although if you're looking for a cost efficie

If you want to understand opposition to the Levoit, the reasons have to do mainly with the perceived differences with the importance of True HEPA, as well as the issues with the legal standing that Levoit has with respect to their True HEPA labeling. Consumer Reports and HouseFresh are independent b

separate air purifier and dehumidify is advisable. Smart Air SA600 or Honeywell air touch v4 air purifier is good

I don't recognize some of the brands you listed, so I can't offer a fair assessment between them all. It's very difficult to find a purifier that offers great particulates filtration and a high capacity for removing gases/vapors/odors (including VOCs). For now, I'll just recommend a particulates pur

in fact it’s best to get a separate aqi monitor. The air purifier can be a simple fan + Hepa like SmartAir SA600