C535

Look for something that is easy to maintain and replace the filters. Consider the filter replacement costs when looking at prices - there are some cool designs that have really specialized and higher cost filter shapes, and others where the filter shape is a simple rectangle so their costs are low a

Air purifier, the machines not an aerosol spray or anything like that. I prefer these over scented candles and sprays. Smells are usually particle based and sprays and candles just put more particles in the air to try to mask odors. I like the Winix machines I bought. The c535 has a washable pre-fil

Corsi Rosenthal boxes FTW A true HEPA Winix C535 with two years worth of filters in the box is around $150 at Walmart. Why would you duct tape together such a costly inferior version with such a short usability window?

The Winix C535 has not been discontinued. This is identical to the now-unavailable 5300-2 - has identical performance, is exactly the same size, and takes the same type A filters. The only difference is the styling and that the unit comes with 2 years worth of filters instead of 1 year worth. I just

I just went through this process because my cat was suddenly sneezing from some kind of irritants that weren’t bothering me, and it’s so confusing. It seems that Winix is a good “true HEPA” brand on a budget. Costco has a Winix one, C610, for $130 that often goes on sale for $99 and comes with two f

I would match all three for ease of filter stocking and replacement. I don't know any of these filters personally except the C545. The C545 is ... wasn't on my recommend list. I own, probably at least 3 across various apts and homes? My issue with it, is it basically was advertised as a replacement