Would this device help filter out the smoke during wildfire season? I live in Southern Oregon and during the summer our air quality gets pretty bad here null

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Rusty · Accepted Answer

I don't have any experience with your issue, but we live in Florida and it does a great job with the excessive pollen and keeps my allergies in check.  My guess would be yes.

InsigniaCustomerSupport · Answer

A HEPA filter captures particle pollution in the air, including allergens, mold, dust, pet dander, smoke and pollen. The Clean Air Delivery Rate meets the AHAM’s recommendations for filtering tobacco smoke (242), dust (235) pollen (218), and fine particular matter (240) in rooms up to 375 square feet, keeping your air—and your family—safe.

Answered by InsigniaCustomerSupport 3 years ago

Enthusiast81 · Answer

It does not have a carbon or charcoal filter so it will probably be minimal

“Would this device help filter out the smoke during wildfire season? I live in Southern Oregon and during the summer our air quality gets pretty bad here”

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