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Air Purifiers - Compare and Review

Which Air Purifier Do I Need? 
Find the right unit for you in 4 Easy Steps.

Step 1. Decide if you need an Ionizer, Hepa Filter or Air Sterilizer by reading the differences below.
Step 2. Now, click on any air purifier from your chosen section on right to view it in greater detail.
Step 3. Pop your chosen unit into your basket and it will be delivered next working day
Step 4. Begin enjoying the benefits of Contaminants and Allergen free air throughout your home!

An Ionizer?
Ionizer air purifiers are generally inexpensive, but also the least effective air purifiers because they simply make the particles fall to the surface in the room. So your air will feel fresher, but the impurities/allergens are still in the room and open to inhalation.
 
A Hepa Filter?
Hepa Filter air purifiers offer far better air cleaning efficiency than Ionizers ( although do tend to be a little more expensive). One downside of a Hepa filter unit however is the noise factor which some people do find to be an intrusion. The more expensive Hepa machines like the Blueair 301  tend to be quieter than the mass produced cheaper ones. Also with any Hepa based machine, you will need to replace the filters regularly to keep the air cleaning efficiency at it's highest level.

Or an Air Steriliser? 
Air Sterilisers like the Airfree P60,P80 and P125 are generally considered to be the Rolls Royce of air purification. These units clean the air to the highest possible degree and even destroy virus and bacteria. They are also completely silent in operation and have no filters to replace. The downside of an Air Steriliser is usually the initial cost being a little higher than other types, however the cleaner air and cost savings in not having to replace filters is definately a huge benefit.