Best Air Purifiers - Must Watch Before Buying! (+Smoke Tests)

This video presents a list of the best air purifiers you can buy. We explained in detail the process of testing air purifiers, the different types of filtration, and how room coverage affects the choice of an air purifier. You will find the top 8 air purifiers from all we have tested so far in the video.
🏅 Top 8 Best Air Purifiers:
👉 Winix 5500-2 - amzn.to/3J1gvHo
👉 Coway AP-1512HH - amzn.to/38dq8o5
👉 Levoit Core 400S - amzn.to/3wJXGUR
👉 Alen BreatheSmart FLEX - amzn.to/3JJhMCi
👉 Blueair 211+ - amzn.to/3LqdK1Z
👉 Levoit LV-H134 - amzn.to/3uthc5i
👉 Levoit Core 300 - amzn.to/36z6h21
👉 Blueair 411 Auto - amzn.to/3IU5So8
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⏰ TIMELINE
0:00 Intro
0:44 What Features to Look for in an Air Purifier
2:33 How We Test Air Purifiers
3:50 Our Top Picks
7:14 Best Smart Option
8:42 Also Great
10:11 Perfect For Large Spaces
12:40 Best Budget
15:15 Do Air Purifiers Really Work?
15:54 Final Thoughts
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[@AirPurifierFirst]

Buy the Winix 5500-2 - amzn.to/3J1gvHo Buy the Coway AP-1512HH - amzn.to/38dq8o5 Buy the Levoit Core 400S - amzn.to/3wJXGUR Buy the Alen BreatheSmart FLEX - amzn.to/3JJhMCi Buy the Blueair 211+ - amzn.to/3LqdK1Z Buy the Levoit LV-H134 - amzn.to/3uthc5i Buy the Levoit Core 300 - amzn.to/36z6h21 Buy the Blueair 411 Auto - amzn.to/3IU5So8 If you have any questions, please feel free to comment below, and I will do my best to answer as soon as possible! 😊

[@cheryldyer4629]

How much

[@marsdwarf]

Great video and summary, thanks for making this channel!

[@CrookCulprit17]

Thank you! Curious if I should be worried about the p65 warning on these levoit filters. Any info on this would be greatly appreciated!! 🙏

[@ivormiler8163]

Hi fantastic video how often would you say you need to change a filter on the 300 s and when do you know you need to change it

[@KittenCasserole]

This was really helpful, thanks for sharing

[@bertraminc9412]

This must be a money making industry. The video is excellent!

[@sonorajumper1551]

What do you think about the filtrete and the sim pure?

[@tiffanysmith8821]

what do you think about shark air purifiers? also coway airmega 400? thank you!

[@marcraft0077]

Hi, can you tell me something about the cellflow Mini 100? I can't find much about this PURIFIER in the Internet.

[@RyanThomasWoods]

Truly the best product comparison on the internet🙏🏻 thank you so much for making this video

[@AirPurifierFirst]

Glad you liked it! Thanks!

[@susiesmith8969]

Evades most important HEALTH ISSUE with ALL ap's. Does it produce OZONE AND IONS, BOTH VERY DANGEROUS FOR PULMONARY PATIENTS.

[@euphoniumguy5smith]

Awesome video! I would love to see your review on the new Levoit Core 600s.

[@AirPurifierFirst]

Thanks for the suggestion! I plan to do this one but not sure when exactly.

[@ssoffshore5111]

I own a bunch of different models, including some on this list. My top performing and highest recommended AP would have to be the Coway airmega 300 or 400. Both are fantastic, but I slightly prefer the 300 only because it's a little smaller. Both are fantastic units, very quiet, great features, use little power (Auto mode, or the first two fan speeds), and move/filter a lot of air.

[@AirPurifierFirst]

Thank you so much for sharing your experience.

[@staceys1870]

I LOVE my Coway 400!!!

[@ssoffshore5111]

@@staceys1870 The only feature I wish they had would be a lock function so kids or pets couldn't change the settings, but possibly the best on the market (for the money) otherwise!

[@staceys1870]

@@ssoffshore5111 You are absolutely right about the lock!! It needs wheels as well. haha! Thank you for validating my purchase. My family doesn't see it that way. Ugh. I'll keep them though. = ). OH!! I just saw you also have the 300!! I am strongly considering that one now.

[@ssoffshore5111]

@@staceys1870 Despite what the specs might suggest, it's noticeably smaller, yet seems to be almost as powerful (I don't notice a difference in that regard). Personally, I prefer it over the 400 for this reason alone. If you get one, I'm sure you'll agree. Either one is fantastic though!

[@user-df8fv8dj1y]

Thanks for the review. My favorite air purifier is Austin Air's Bedroom unit -- I own two...!

[@AirPurifierFirst]

Good choice!

[@pamelanay7473]

Do you have info on the toppin air purifier? It’s for our small tv! Thanks

[@AirPurifierFirst]

I haven't tested it yet, but thanks for the suggestion.

[@TanerOzkara]

Would you please sugggest me which one is the best solution for cigarette smoke for 20 sqm room? My dad smokes like factory and my mom has serious breath health problems

[@504GatewayTimeoutError]

Would like to know your take on Atmosphere air purifiers 😁

[@gghlnbalsk827]

Great quality content!

[@AirPurifierFirst]

Thanks!

[@catkit86]

At 1:03 it says true HEPA is better than HEPA h13, I thought it was the other way around?

[@dennyc88]

The winix plasma wave on here is what I got an few more brands it’s my fav

[@marsdwarf]

I’d love to see tests comparing a carbon-coated fiber filter vs a carbon pellet filter. Testing for effectiveness, longevity, etc :)

[@AirPurifierFirst]

Great suggestion! I will add it to my to-do list. I'm currently preparing an experiment on the efficiency of the washed/reused HEPA filter.

[@marcraft0077]

@@AirPurifierFirst Wich purifier has washable Filters?

[@RyanThomasWoods]

You mentioned the Levoit Core 400S doesn’t produce ozone @7:37 - do all the others do? Curious which other ones don’t

[@AirPurifierFirst]

All the air purifiers on the list are CARB certified, which means they don't produce ozone, or they produce allowed amounts of ozone. The Levoit Core 400S, Levoit Core 300, and Alen FLEX are mechanical air purifiers and produce no ozone.

[@chochic10]

Does the xiaomi air purifier 4 produce ozone? I cant find any info on this

[@susiesmith8969]

Seems like this question is taboo. Wonder why...we're talking about health here...

[@frankiewebb8393]

Does anyone have an opinion on the Dreo Macro Max S ?

[@nanaranjantongbram7862]

I have using an air purifier since last 2 months and not a single dust particle is collected on the filter. Is this normal?

[@fiveainone]

Great comparison as always. Though I wish you can do a smoke test within an average sized room, and see how fast that eliminates the smoke. The box is great, but it's a bit unrealistic. Obviously you've listed how long it reduces the particles in an hour in large room, but I would love to see how fast it do it in a smaller sized room.

[@AirPurifierFirst]

Thank you! Actually, that's a bit harder to perform. I would like it if I could build a glass room that's at least 30 sq. ft. large. But right now, that's not possible, maybe after the channel grows.

[@EphesianRose]

@@AirPurifierFirst - secondhand marijuana smoke you choice for best filter???

[@jlove24]

@@EphesianRosehealthway filters

[@josueb3844]

For the budget Levoit core 300 should I get the 3 year warranty or does this one actually last

[@oxcheycheyxo]

I'm wondering the same thing

[@Spontanika]

Hi to the team. Unfortunatly the Winix 5500-2 is not available in Europe. Can you tell me how it does compare with the Winix Zero or Winix Zero-S? I dont know why they dont sell it in europe :(

[@kayelle8005]

I have three different Winix air purifiers and I’m happy with all of them.

[@enkig2624]

From what I've read HEPA 13 and 14 are higher grades. True HEPA is aligned to HEPA 11 or 12. Can you explain your definition as no where have i read that 'True HEPA' is the highest grade.

[@Kashif314]

Can you please tell me how much significance a UV light inclusion have for a Air purifier?

[@Gengh13]

Not an expert but my guess is that it prevents mold growth on the filter (could happen if you live in a humid environment) and releases a tiny amount of ozone which is good for removing organic odours.

[@blakkheim]

great video! but it's worth mentioning that these are only the "best" purifiers within a certain (lower) price range. most consumers will be fine with any of them, but more expensive units (from austin, iqair, etc) will have better performance and other benefits like longer-lasting filters, longer warranties, and higher area coverage.

[@AirPurifierFirst]

You made some good points here, but I can't agree with all of them. First of all, these air purifiers are not only lower-price-range air purifiers but the best air purifiers among all I have tested so far. Actually, I have tested some pretty expensive air purifiers, and you can find their reviews on the channel or website. Thanks for your suggestion! But you should know that the IQAir HealthPro has a CADR of 300, which is smaller than the Blueair 211+ and Levoit LV-H134, which I included in the video. Then, I also have to disagree that these two are very powerful. They look pretty outdated, are very loud when on, and are not smart air purifiers. But, on the other hand, I believe their filters are outstanding, and that's what matters. However, I will do my best to purchase Austin Air and IQAir and do a review in the following period. So, thanks again for your suggestion!

[@bernie3075]

Wrong

[@mrpeachees2388]

That's not true at ALL. I've seen reviews where they live with the purifier for 6 months, and do all kinds of testing. In the end a lot of these same models came out with better results then the crazy expensive ones. Price doesn't equal quality, and A LOT of these "cheaper" models can reach just as far as the expensive ones (Conway).

[@xbr123]

Totally wrong. Expensive units usually dont even come close to some of the budget options.

[@Kashif314]

Can anyone please tell me if Air Purifiers alter the air pressure in room? Ever since I switched the Levoit 300s I feel like my EARS getting blocked as in an airplane. Any of you having this feeling or it maybe a coincidence that my ears clogged for some reason at the very same moment? Second question is that on the medium speed the device has like a very low whistling like sound. Not on low or high. I hear it only on medium fan speed. Its hard to describe this sound but its like a plane engine but on a low volume. Please help!

[@AirPurifier724]

no,it wont

[@adimart2214]

what's your take on the blue air health protect? that's the one I own.

[@AirPurifierFirst]

I still haven't had a chance to test it, but it seems like an exceptional air purifier that does an excellent job cleaning the air. Anyway, the Blueair air purifiers I have tested so far have performed extremely well.

[@susiesmith8969]

They produce ozone and ions, BAD FOR LUNGS FOR ASTHMA ETC.

[@matthewpaolini]

Which device or device features are best for smoking in my bathroom? I am moving to an apartment complex where no smoking is allowed. So, I need a filter for that. I will only smoke in the bathroom and keep the door closed. I might also buy a anti-smoke candle and maybe a smoking gel or spray.

[@lizzy1138]

I would just smoke outside. My neighbors smoke in their apartment and the smell is overwhelming and obvious

[@vennaiz2198]

which is the best if my room is small, and i want the purifier to be small as well due to tight space in room.

[@heatherphilips9227]

The Levoit 300S is a good balance of performance and size.

[@Tom_McMurtry]

Philips i3000 and the Samsung AX90T Air Purifier with Wi-Fi I reckon outperform most of the best picks if you ever get your hands on them :))

[@AirPurifierFirst]

Many people suggested Philips air purifiers, so I will definitely buy and review some of their products. Thanks for the suggestions!

[@sdfPZXC]

what do you think about xiaomi air purifier? its very popular in my country, but am not sure it legit or not cause its quite cheap

[@OLadyO]

I like you to check out the Scentsy Air Purifier compared to other Air Purifiers.

[@AirPurifierFirst]

Thanks for the suggestion!

[@mariannaadamnemusa1047]

Hi I have a baby who is 8 months old, and he is on low flow oxygen. He has respetory problem. Which one is the best for him and clean the air well. I am looking for something that is not too expensive ,filter as well, and not noisy. We have a dog.

[@10Gabor10]

Is the Xiaomi Air Purifier 4 Pro any good?

[@ThomasRodriguez]

Curious why the Core 600S is not on this list :(

[@igeamedbrasil-airdog9496]

It would have been useful to considere non-Hepa type filtrations systems such as Airdog products. Overall great review!

[@chercherflo]

In one of yours reviews, you compared Levoit 300 against Xiaomi 3H, and the result was in Xiaomi favour. But in this video, you're saying Levoit is the best option for budget, not even mentioning Xiaomi. Can you explain why, please?

[@nunyabusiness4026]

That was the 400 not 300

[@zaplutekaryreakcjirecords1704]

@@nunyabusiness4026 no it was 300

[@zachgrossman26]

Did you test the AirDoctor purifier? I have been hearing good things about those but am now hesitant since I do not even see on your list :(

[@AirPurifierFirst]

Not yet! I will consider buying some of their models and testing them, as they seem to be high-quality devices and could potentially fit into this list of the best air purifiers. Thanks.

[@hannahjayne4097]

@@AirPurifierFirst If you'd like to work with AirDoctor please let me know, and I can connect you (I ref er people). They may even send you a unit to try. Many thanks, Hannah

[@MiracMirac-gj7kh]

Don't vacuum the filter indoors without a hepa 13 on your vacuum cleaner - otherwise its worth nothing expelling pollution. Hepa and charcoal filters should never be vacuumed, only prefilters.

[@AirPurifierFirst]

Thanks for the hint!

[@staceys1870]

Is there a particular HEPA vacuum cleaner you can recommend? I live in NYC, and the dirt/dust in my apart is unbelievable. I do use a Coway 400, but need a vacuum. I have half carpet. Thank you!!

[@md-1]

It is interesting that you felt the need to say this, and moreover,...... Best vacuum IMO with the C1 HEPA Filter. Miele Classic C1 Pure Suction Bagged Canister Vacuum. Runs about $350, wait for it to go on sale, or add to your AMZ cart and save for later, then wait for amz to mark down.

[@jlove24]

@@staceys1870healthway makes the best air purifiers, they are expensive but are 4x better than a Hepa filter purifier

[@staceys1870]

@@jlove24 Thank you!!

[@nosferatuera]

I have an Arbox aevos and it s perfect

[@AirPurifierFirst]

Thanks for the suggestion!

[@jamj689]

How can I read or tell what's the cadr on the air purifier ?

[@AirPurifierFirst]

You can read that in the user manual, Energy-Star rating certificate, or product listing page.

[@kebespi]

On your review and comparisons, Xiaomi 3H has good review. I was looking to buy it but it seems its not on the top picks Any thoughts or changes on opinion on the performance of that brand ?

[@thamilseven]

Please do daikin and Panasonic purifier

[@Mashael8]

Thanks, I learned a lot because of this channel

[@AirPurifierFirst]

I'm glad to hear that. Thank you for contributing to the channel!

[@Ruby_Mochii]

Would be nice if there was a chart for all them rather than having to try and find each purifiers.

[@AirPurifierFirst]

Thanks for the suggestion, that's the good one!

[@trangdao5682]

So many manufacturers, and each fabricant creates so many models. Pain to make a decision. What do you think of Daikin ? Cannot find any comparison between Daikin and the referenced filters. Daikin says its filter last 10 years, its deodorizing filter a life time, and needs very little maintenance. Is it true ? Which model is the most efficient filter ?

[@SambSvD]

Please test the Xiaomi Smart Air Purifier 4 Lite, 4, and 4Pro

[@AirPurifierFirst]

Thanks for the suggestion!

[@EphesianRose]

can you please do this for the Rabbit Air Bio GS or tell me in advance which you recommend between that and Alen Flex?

[@AirPurifierFirst]

Both are of high quality, so buy whichever you like more.

[@EphesianRose]

@@AirPurifierFirst went with the Rabbit Air. We shall see!

[@mr.unknowncali-life9350]

Am debating alen or rabbit

[@Sun.n.Flowers]

@@EphesianRose How did it go with the Rabbit Air? Have you tried the wall mountable Rabbit Air? Is it better than the Levoit 400 or 600s ?

[@EphesianRose]

@@Sun.n.Flowers Hi Ana, my air situation is a lot more severe than most (marijuana smoke from neighbors and then some.) And I returned my Rabbit Air and settled on a Honeywell HPA300 - a rather large size, for a regular bedroom. I'm happy with it overall, but unfortunately it can only do so much for the smell. I also have a Levoit Core 600S in my living room running constantly. Again: nothing short of moving out at this point will help me deal with the situation. But yes Honeywell and Levoit Core 600 are my recommendations :)!

[@Anonymous-gu2pk]

01:00 Where does Philips HEPA NanoProtect filter fall in this list?

[@AirPurifierFirst]

It all depends on which Philips model you choose. I would say that the Philips Series 800 (AC0830) could find its place on this list.

[@Anonymous-gu2pk]

@@AirPurifierFirst yes, I was talking about the filter on the AC0830. They call it "HEPA NanoProtect", but it doesn't say "H12", "H13" or "True Hepa". Is the "HEPA NanoProtect" filter better or worse than these?

[@lordsgirl111]

Best for litter box odors & my fur babies allergies?

[@npaul4171]

How big is the area and how heavy is the dander/allergen load? At least with my rabbit, a lot of filtration power is needed to pull floating fur out of the air in a larger room. From the odor side, most filters are not that great at this unless they contain very large amounts (i.e., several pounds or more) of carbon and/or zeolite. Filters like the Austin Air Healthmate and IQAir Multigas can remove odors (and VOCs) because they each contain over 10 pounds of carbon. However, they are large, loud, and expensive. Smaller filters that contain carbon pre-filters generally are not nearly as good at this and they will struggle to remove the ammonia smell.

[@AirPurificationEducation]

Winix 5500 and Coway Mighty are decent units for smaller spaces but they are not the "Best" for particulate filtration on the market. They are good for "general air quality improvement". Some folks need better filtration.

[@heatherphilips9227]

Actually, the Winix 5500-2 has been tested to remove 99.7% of particulates down to .3 microns, whereas the Coway and Blueair was only able to achieve 85% removal. The Coway will "recycle the air faster, at the expense of filtration. The big question here is, how well will these units purify the air after 6 months, as there filters begin to fill up? The expensive units filtration will last longer (generally) and cover larger areas, but "most" consumer grade air purifiers will clean the air to some degree. The Winix is a great unit. Sure, as the filters get clogged, air might pass around the HEPA filter a bit. Solution. Change the air filters. Air will find the path of least resistance, and a dirty air filter (in any unit), will cause air to "seep" through and behind the filter. If you want the "best" air filtration, you are going into a price category/range most folk would not be able to afford.

[@AirPurificationEducation]

1) I totally agree with you that the big question is how well the units filter after some "Real World" use. THAT is the big issue, for sure. Short Lab tests with clean filters is NOT indicative of how they will really perform for consumers in the long run. 2) And I agree with you that "most" consumer grade air purifiers will clean the air to some degree, as well. 3) That said, I have an older Winix 5500 (@ 6 years old) and I highly doubt it ever actually filters at a HEPA level (even with new filters). It is not sealed well inside the air purifier at all. I actually did a video on it as you can see clumps of dust on the sides of the HEPA filter and you can see visible dust behind the filter, as well. I was shocked at how much it was leaking dirty air. I will be getting one of the newer ones in the near future to see if they sealed the filters better. But from a few of the pictures I have seen - it looks like they didn't which would be very disappointing. But I want to get one to check it. 4) Can you please give a link to the source where you see the Coway, Blueair and Winix test results? and the other two were only at 85%? That would be helpful to me. Thanks!👍 @@heatherphilips9227

[@AirPurificationEducation]

I just opened the new Winix 5500 and they did not fix the sealing problem they had with the older unit. When you jiggle the unit you can literally hear and feel the filters move around inside the unit so there is NO WAY this unit is ever filtering at a HEPA level, IMO. They say "Winix True HEPA Captures 99.99%* of airborne allergens.... and other ultrafine particles as small as .003 microns" on their website - but I do not believe this can possibly be the case as the filters are not sealed inside the unit. Ditto the Coway Mighty - I just opened one of those, as well. It is designed very similarly to the 5500. @@heatherphilips9227

[@BrianMorisky]

My Coway worked great for about eight months then stopped sensing. Coway support is worthless.

[@muratcalskan9827]

Hello. Do you have air purifier you suggest that uses washable hepa filter ? I am tired of buying filters that eating my money literally.

[@AirPurifierFirst]

The Honeywell AirGenius 5 is the one!

[@muratcalskan9827]

@@AirPurifierFirst in consumer analysis report it says it is not actual hepa filter :(

[@AirPurifierFirst]

No, it's not because the HEPA is a paper-based filter, which can't be washed. This Honeywell is the one I rated as the best one with washable filters.

[@susiesmith8969]

CAN'T WASH HEPA FILTERS.

[@colleenpau449]

How do you turn off the plasma manually?

[@AirPurifierFirst]

Just press the PlasmaWave button. It is located in the middle of the control panel.

[@colleenpau449]

That doesn’t work. It’s not a button…just a light.

[@AirPurifierFirst]

Below the light you mentioned is the PlasmaWave button; it looks the same as other buttons on the device. One more hint, it is the next one after the Mode button.

[@flagshipuniverse3848]

how about mi smart air purifier 3H or 4 pro? not good? not recommendation?

[@AirPurifierFirst]

I haven't tested the Xiaomi Mi 4 Pro, but I believe it is an excellent air purifier and great value for money. There is just not enough place to put all the air purifiers I have tested on the list of the best buying suggestions. There must be some sort of selection! But, If the Xiaomi Mi 3H is not on the list, it doesn't mean it is not worth it and is not a good device; on the contrary, it is a fantastic air purifier.

[@michaelj2267]

You made a video with top pick link to something "Currently unavailable." :)

[@AirPurifierFirst]

That's probably because this air purifier is really good, so it is reasonable and normal to get out of the stock sometimes. But, no worries. I am sure it will become available soon.

[@BluePandaa284]

Have you ever make air quality in the room test without air purifier ? I mean if you wait 60 min all dusts fall down the room surface so maybe air purifier just placebo affect. One of my friend work related sector and she says not really affective gadget for home.

[@AirPurifierFirst]

Yes, I actually have, because I also wanted to be sure that the air purifiers actually work. I also tested the air purifier with a filter taken out of it, and it made unnoticeable changes in the air quality. So, I did perform many different tests. From all the tests I've done, I noticed that the air purifier won't only reduce/collect dust but also pollen, odors, hair, and many other pollutants, so definitely it's not a placebo.

[@sikysmv]

hi there, i am watching this in 2023 already, but i wonder why there aren't any tcl ones in the comparision, when you praised them pretty well and also they are cheaper.

[@AirPurifierFirst]

The TCL breeva A2 and A3 are excellent air purifiers but do not have the capacity for this list.

[@maxandshakira]

So many different types shapes and prises etc etc yet they all do the same thing !!

[@Tirith2708]

Cool. Mostly US stuff and with quite outdated smart features not compatible with Google Home/Nest. I'm going with Xiaomi.

[@AirPurifierFirst]

Yeah, I reviewed mostly US air purifiers. In the following year, I will do more reviews of Xiaomi, Phillips, and other widely available air purifiers. Actually, the Levoit Core 400S is compatible with Google Assistant and Amazon Alexa.

[@Tirith2708]

@@AirPurifierFirst I'm waiting then :)

[@michaelj2267]

I'm here watching these because those cute and extra fluff features didn't actually offset the fact that I found Xiaomi's replacement filters to be the backend "catch" I essentially backed myself into after chasing down great "better then the american stuff" surface value. In the end I just want something I can plop down and have it clean air. And *NOT* having to continuously drop $50 on cheaply made replacement filters that are designed to need constant replacing matters a whole lot more to me then whether i can talk to a device, use a phone app, or whatever else people feel is necessary to replace that literal .1 second it takes to physically a push button before walking away leaving it to do it's thing.

[@MongoloidAlien]

I found cheaper phillips by not using the link provided. FYI

[@a.jtechnicalworld2834]

What about Mi purifier

[@AirPurifierFirst]

I have tested the Xiaomi Mi 3H and Xiaomi 4 Compact air purifiers and plan to test the Xiaomi 4 Lite in the following weeks. You can find reviews of the first two mentioned on the channel or on the Air Purifier First website.

[@jordanwright5795]

No Mila or Molecule?

[@AirPurifierFirst]

I haven't tested the Mila air purifier yet. As for the Molekule, it didn't perform well in our test. Please find the Molekule Air review on the link below: kzbin.info/www/bejne/ianSn5KAoMund7s

[@susiesmith8969]

Highly competitive market. BEWARE.

[@chewbaccassecretlover1244]

its all about how good the filter is this is bolloks

[@susiesmith8969]

You failed to mention ions and ozone...2 very dangerous air purity issues for lung patients i.e. asthma, COPD CARDIAC FAILURE allergies. Where's the truth here???

[@spiruandy]

Dude youtube is getting crazy! I`m 4 minutes into the video and I watched 4 Ads already.... Also still miss the dislike button

[@folasade85]

For God so loved the world that He gave His only begotten son,that whosoever believes in Him should not perish but have everlasting life. Repent for the kingdom of God is at hand. Shalom

[@susiesmith8969]

Not your forum here...

[@bloomerdavid]

God is not real.

[@eyygurke6081]

If you’ve never used an air filter these are great. kzbin.infoUgkx_dppjvjF8BYEmPSDTcgCUdRsgWYLXNHN I ended up with three after starting out with one. The noise level depends on the 1-3 settings with how hard you want the machine to work. You can also upgrade the filters and get one better for pet hair and smells which is a must have in my home. I noticed the air seemed lighter and easier to breathe when running the machine for the first time. Works great every time. Highly recommended!