Four Steps To Choosing The Best Air Purifier

There are thousands of air purifier models to choose from, so how can you find the best air purifier that’s right for you? here are four steps that will help you when you choose air purifier.

Step 1: Ignore the Marketing Hype

Claims about proprietary technology aren’t backed up by the tests I’ve seen. The Molekule purifier is a good example of claims that don’t fit the data:  Is Molekule really better than similarly priced air purifiers already on the market?

Also ignore imported filters that try convince you with European flags or beautiful blonde families living in all-white homes.

Step 2: Go Straight to the Numbers

Instead of marketing hype. Focus on the numbers. The most important numbers for an air purifier are the room size it covers (in sqft or m²) and its CADR Rating.

Room size means how big a room the purifier can cover (when running on its highest setting). CADR tells you how much clean air is coming out of the purifier.

If you’re looking for a quieter air purifier, choose one with a higher room size/CADR number then run it on low.

Step 3: Know That More Expensive DOESN’T Mean Better

Don’t be fooled into thinking that more expensive purifiers are better. It seems logical; the phrase “you pay for what you get” exists for a reason, right? And who wouldn’t want to pay more to protect their health?

Unfortunately, the purifier world doesn’t work like that. Turns out air purifiers are surprisingly simple – they’re just fans and filters that can even be DIY at home.

But most air purifier companies don’t want you to know that. That way they can charge thousands of dollars for clean air. Don’t take our word for it. Date that shows two DIY air purifiers that cost just $30 performing as well as thousand dollar machines.

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