Dyson Air Purifiers

The reason why people add air purifiers to their homes is because most houses suffer from air pollution that can be worse than the pollution outside. This is due to homes rarely getting air circulation that’s as effective as the outdoor environment, which leads to dust, allergens, pollutants and potentially harmful particles existing in your home’s air.

Dyson air purifiers are so popular because they use a 360-degree glass HEPA (High Efficiency Particulate Air) filter to capture and remove 99.97% of allergens and pollutants. Also, the Dyson air filter wraps completely around the base of the air purifier, drawing in bad air and blowing out clean air.

Another reason people gravitate toward Dyson air purifiers is because some models are app-controlled, which allows you to control it from your smartphone. These app-controlled models also monitor and report the air quality in your home in real time. If you’re looking to double your pollution-fighting power, you can use a Dyson upright vacuum along with your Dyson purifier. Like purifiers do for the air, these vacuums suck out dirt, dust and allergens from carpet with a HEPA filtration system.

When you’re determining the best Dyson air purifiers for your home, consider how you’ll use it. If you’re looking to move a large amount of air quickly to keep you cool, your best bet might be a Dyson fan. If you’re looking to have the option to cool or heat an entire room while also purifying the air, the Dyson Pure Hot + Cool  is a great option. The Dyson Pure Cool design is available in both a tower (which provides whole-room cooling), and a Cool Me model (which is more of a desktop model). This smaller model delivers a steady stream of purified cool air wherever you want it. Both the Dyson Pure Cool and the Dyson Pure Hot + Cool purifiers can be depended on to destroy the formaldehyde residue, which is used in building materials and household products. You want this chemical removed because it can make you nauseous and make it hard to breathe.