Dyson Formaldehyde Air purifier, Do i regret Buying it?

Air purifiers are not all the same, here i tell you my views on the Dyson Hot and Cool formaldehyde Air purifier, how dose it compare to my Levoit air purifier, Do i regret buying it and is it worth the extra cost.
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[@BR-hi6yt]

I have got a Dyson TP09 (cool formaldehyde) and its class. Everything is thought through properly. Thx for good review.

[@RichManPoorTech]

Thank you for your comment

Thanks for taking the timing in making this review!

[@RichManPoorTech]

Thank you for your comment I hope you enjoyed it

[@Behcehmet]

Nice review, thank you! I will buy soon definetely!

[@RichManPoorTech]

Glad I could help!

[@Angel-in1he]

Hello, should be the rate of hcho be 0.00 ??? Im not getting 0 .

[@avasworld1395]

Fabulous review, any updates since you posted this? Do you still recommend?

[@RichManPoorTech]

I still recommend it, and I’m still on my 1st filter, which I would have replaced if it was just time, but as the app monitors its condition it says it’s still good so I’m still using it

[@kiellieferickson5506]

very expensive but I was thinking about getting one in the near future

[@RichManPoorTech]

I thought the same, but all I can tell you is I took the plunge and don’t regret buying it, especially when my daughter came home with Covid

[@IglooDweller]

@@RichManPoorTech Interesting! Did other people in the household manage to stay safe thanks to the purifier?

[@RichManPoorTech]

Only my daughter got Covid, the rest of us stayed Covid free, wether it was the purifier, or having a jab, or a mixture of both I don’t know, but we feel it definitely helped

[@freedownload0077]

Hello, I understand English bad, I am looking for air purifier which filter formaldehyde. I can find information on official site of levoir other cheaper purifiers and I dont understand destroy them formaldehyde or not. Can you tell me this information? Thanks a lot!

[@RichManPoorTech]

Not all purifiers (even Dyson)deal with formaldehyde, you need a formaldehyde version. Dyson formaldehyde does not trap formaldehyde like a conventional filter, it has a type of catalyst in the filter part (after disposal HEPA filters) for formaldehyde

[@smamat79]

Good review, Rich. I like your style also: handsome face, sympathetic voice and nice accent - a good package ☺️ I'll definitely be buying this air purifier. Thanks!

[@RichManPoorTech]

Thank you for your comment

[@Orozco_PNW]

Does the formaldehyde version eliminate unwanted fragrances/perfumes from guests?

[@RichManPoorTech]

I can see your dilemma I’ve not had that problem, As I don’t invite them in, but as I placed one of my air purifier next to some flowers purely by accident this completely took away the flower perfume smell, so I can’t see why not

[@Orozco_PNW]

@@RichManPoorTech Hard to turn family away, haha! But it is tempting... I read recently that it has an activated charcoal layer to filter odors, but is that something that needs replacing separately, or is it integrated into the filter that gets replaced every so often?

[@RichManPoorTech]

It dose has a activated carbon hepa filter, It is a integrated filter, but unlike some you get a status of the filter life, so depending on how clean you air is you either replace it earlier or later, where our other purified we don't know the status so we change it every 6 months if we remember, might be too soon or maybe we should change it sooner just for your information we don't smoke and outside air quality where we live is good, our purified is scheduled to come on every day with automatic settings, for a set time and we have had the same filter in for 8 months and our filter is still showing 88% filter life remaining

[@Orozco_PNW]

@@RichManPoorTech Nice! I think I'm sold on this unit, I just need it to be in-stock here in the US, preferably at a Best Buy

[@pugboi8017]

lmao, i read it as “does it remove unwanted guests”

[@realitycheck6874]

Confused between formaldehyde and non formaldehyde models, is it really worth the extra cost??

[@oliverstemp9132]

Outside of the USA, the non formaldehyde version doesn’t have WiFi or the app any more. So frustrating.

[@realitycheck6874]

@@oliverstemp9132 answer to my question

[@nick0047]

Couldn’t find one in South Australia. Told it had technical and supply issues and so none in stores. Not sure about this.

[@RichManPoorTech]

Is it to do with microchip shortage, I had to wait 4 months for mine, went to buy a car and there is a 13 month waiting list owing to supply issues caused by the pandemic

[@nick0047]

@@RichManPoorTech The salesman of a popular Adelaide store didn’t elaborate, other than to say don’t bother chasing one up for this year. Noticed the Australian Dyson online store is out of stock though.

[@acidrain55]

interesting! how do you find the heating side of things?

[@RichManPoorTech]

I was thinking of doing a video on just that, the heat output is good and quick, it has a thermostat that regulates heat and coupled with the automatic fan speed and oscillation heats the room a lot quicker than say a standard fan heater, or a electric fire or oil filled radiator, I haven’t used it much as we have a very well insulated house with gas central heating, and obviously electricity costs more than gas for heating, but our boiler broke down the other week and this did a good job, I was using it for quick short bursts as the room was soon at the required temperature

[@acidrain55]

​@@RichManPoorTech Not many have touched on the heating side from what I can see, sounds pretty good overall, just toying with the idea of getting one, as I live in a rather drafty house and keep waking up feeling cold / chills. Have a dyson am08 but this new one seems to do it all and will cover both seasons. I noticed they have a night feature which dims the light which is awesome, but can you run the heater mode with the night mode? looking to run it through the night and keep my room warm until the morning. Thanks for replying.

[@RichManPoorTech]

The night mode can be selected while in heat mode, heat mode only blows from the front not rear, it can be set to timer When set to a temperature day 20 degrees when the temperature reaches that it turns off You can use schedules to get it to come on and off at times overnight I hope this helps

[@acidrain55]

@@RichManPoorTech Thanks I had a play with one today (not the exact one) the same one without the formaldehyde filter, I didn't find the air flow to be really that good to be honest. But as a heater it did feel / work very well.

[@meboz67]

@@acidrain55 I own an HP04. Getting it replaced with the HP09. My belief is that the maximum airflow has been reduced due to two reasons. The newer models have a HEPA 13 filter mechanism, making the device completely sealed. This means air no longer 'leaks' passed the filter and thus overall air intake is lower. This is exacerbated by the fact that the formaldehyde unit has an additional filter, which further decreases the overall air intake. The combination means that this series, while more effective at air purification, produces less out going air.

[@chefgav1]

Dyson due to there design have a terrible CFM of air flow. It may feel like they can move a lot of air unfortunately they don’t

[@RichManPoorTech]

I find that both the speed the whole room heats up or feeling the cool air throughout the room, mixed with comparable noise level, means living with the Dyson far exceeded my expectations in real life usage

[@JohnJones-yk5qk]

Am very surprised to hear you say the sound on dyson is very low, I just got mine today and I’m having a hard time with the noise, when I click automode it immediately goes up to fan noise 7/8 which is very loud…also tried heat and it stays at fan speed 8 (In terms of noise, even when I lower the fan level to one, it sounds as loud as level 8 on cooling) I’m struggling to see how to use this without manually leaving it at fan 1 and just maybe turning on the heat for an hour before I go up to bed Any suggestions or tips? Can’t imagine it’s faulty

[@RichManPoorTech]

Is it the formaldehyde version as this is supposed to be more quiet?, on auto mode mine usually between 1-4

[@RichManPoorTech]

I will measure dB on mine when I’m at home with my iPhone and post it later

[@robert]

@@RichManPoorTech What dB did you record at max 10 fan speed? If your phone is next to the golden purifier body (away from the air stream of course)

[@jnorth9702]

@@RichManPoorTech What measure of dB did you get with your iPhone test?

[@deathlord77]

​@@jnorth9702obviously he didnt teat it

[@pippipster6767]

Irritating the instructions poor - was not obvious how to put the parts together (which way up) … annoying. Clicked it altogether ok in the end (but resisted and bounced out - pushed back in) - hoping ok but not entirely sure. Could do without that for £600.

[@edwardferry8247]

According to Which (scientific measurement) the Dyson is one of its don’t buys.

[@chefgav1]

It's because there CFM are terrible and not aĺl of them have h13 hepa filters.Even ikea $50 air purifier can filter more air

[@RichManPoorTech]

Interesting, but never rely on one pice of information, including myself, these were my findings. when you just buy from a spec sheet, the companies that build to the spec sheet often come out best. the Rover montego came out best, if you could ever drive it and it wasn't in the garage. In "construction news" publication Jcb always win the group tests, but they are involved on what the test will be. Also they are the biggest advertisers in construction new by the way.

[@edwardferry8247]

@@RichManPoorTech I have had Dyson fans / purifiers and they were terrible quality long term. I replaced them as purifiers with WINX machines and felt they performed better but even they only lasted a few years without developing faults. Philips have been taking over the space and sell the most now but I haven’t used them. I just purchased the AEG about 3 months ago and it’s fine, time will tell if it lasts.

[@RichManPoorTech]

@@edwardferry8247 thanks for the comment, I will give a follow up on my experience with the Dyson over time

[@edwardferry8247]

@@RichManPoorTech thank you for the content. I should add I’m a painter so in fairness all the machines are asked to do a lot of heavy lifting. There are proper machines for this so I am not a normal user and have been probably expecting too much from domestic machine, that probably do very well under normal conditions. All the best.

[@187almazan]

This doesn't sound like a legit review. Sounds like you're just reading script, you can't even pronounce mesothelioma properly.

[@RichManPoorTech]

Which part is not legit, Im sat with the Dyson Formaldehyde physically next to me while i give my opinion (Definition of review from the oxford english dictionary a report ....., or on the internet,...... in which somebody gives their opinion) I didn't Post a video of my fathers eulogy, because that was private or my father's post-mortem / Death certificate, As again private and a family matter or the audio from my farther[s consultants appointment when i was sat next to him, where he was told he was terminal with mesothelioma. and only had possible weeks to live. If you didn't like my review, fair enough, but like all my reviews they are 100% genuine