C535

Winix C535 - has an ionizer which we would usually not advise, hopefully it can be toggled on or off. It's 232 cfm on high and probably too noisy to use on max. I think it's possible or even likely that our build could outperform a unit like the Winix C535 because the setting people would run it on

Thank you for your’ answer . I meant to ask which air purifier ? I saw on winixamerica.com the Winix C535 Air purifier ( with carbonated filter ; HEPA); I gave to cleaning myself - is very hard! And for rest of family !

I think Winix has a purifier that intakes from front and rear using flat filters (not circular) that MIGHT be compatible with the C535/5000 series filters. The Tower XQ looks like it takes pretty tall filters? Is it just one tall filter? I don't think the C545 or 5000 series filters will fit - but I

OK so I have learned a lot. Winix C535 seemed possibly perfect. I might actually want five units, one for my kitchen too. However, it seems that the C535 carbon is just some mesh and not an actual carbon filter full of activated carbon. So what is comparable to that C535, no ionizer (or ability to t

Thank you for pointing out big difference between the models and mentioning the possibility of using a Type H filter in the Zero. I’m really looking forward to getting my Winix air purifier and hoping it will make a positive difference in our life. I can’t thank you enough for the videos and article

Dry clean the wool coat. Too many possible things to go wrong trying to do it by hand. Tell the cleaners it has a lot of smoke smell/residue, so they can do what they need to. The suggestions I made will work with smoke odor as well as body odor. If smoke is the main culprit, then I highly recommend

I use 5500-2's and C535's (costco's 5300-2 made for them) in all rooms, including the bedrooms. I would look at it more as where do you generate the most dust (human dust - aka skin cells). And that'd be the bedroom during sleep hours. I wouldn't go any smaller than the Winix 5500. The CADR / AHAM r