You’ve probably experienced common household allergens firsthand, including pet dander, pollen, and unpleasant odors from smoking, as well as pet odors from cats and dogs. An air purifier can solve all of these problems. The Levoit Air Purifier cleans an area up to about 1,095 square feet using a three-stage filtration process: a pre-filter to catch loose hairs and larger airborne particles, a True HEPA filter to remove 99.97% of airborne particles down to 0.3 microns, and an activated carbon filter to remove odors. On its low fan speed setting, this model produces a mere 24dB, quiet enough to sleep while using the device.
You can go to Amazon to buy the Levoit Air Purifier for just $81, down from its usual price of $100. That’s a $19 discount and 19% off.
A True HEPA air purifier with a three-stage filter for rooms up to 1,095 square feet
A True HEPA filter is the only filter type that actually meets the HEPA specifications. While other manufacturers market products with HEPA-type or HEPA-style filters that capture far less particulate matter than the standards require, a True HEPA filter must capture 99.97% of particles at 0.3 microns. That includes most common airborne allergens and pollutants found in homes, including pollen, dust mites, pet dander, and mold spores.
Each of the three stages in this air purification device addresses a specific issue, rather than asking a single filter to handle everything. For example, the pre-filter captures loose hair and lint before they reach the HEPA layer. This increases the overall lifespan of the more expensive HEPA filter. After particles pass through both the pre-filter and the HEPA filter, they pass through an activated carbon filter. The activated carbon filter addresses issues the HEPA filter cannot, such as cooking smells, smoke, and odors from a litter box.
One unit can effectively clean an entire room or apartment-sized area up to 1,095 square feet, rather than just a small portion. Even on a lower fan speed in a smaller room or area, it can still circulate the air in your room multiple times per hour.
On its lowest fan speed setting at 24dB, this device is almost inaudible and blends completely into the background noise of a typical bedroom environment. It also has a built-in display-off function that turns off the control panel’s indicator lights, so there are no glowing lights staring back at you at two o’clock in the morning.
As far as maintenance goes, you should replace the filter in your Levoit Air Purifier about every six to eight months, depending on usage. Instead of guessing when to do it, the device will alert you when it is time to replace the filter. A built-in timer also lets you set the unit to run for two, four, six, or eight hours before it shuts off automatically.