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I'm not in the market myself, but I would strongly consider buying these evolutions of the Corsi-Rosenthal Box (aka filter taped to a box fan): https://www.cle
by jerlam 4y ago
I'm not in the market myself, but I would strongly consider buying these evolutions of the Corsi-Rosenthal Box (aka filter taped to a box fan):
https://www.cleanairkits.com/ https://www.cleanairkits.com/
HEPA-type air purifiers are increasingly laden with features that add no value, like poor air quality sensors, wifi connections for Alexa/Google assistant, ozone generators that everyone says to disable, bright lights and LED displays, and proprietary filters.
The Clean Air Kits products use commodity parts with as few electronics as necessary, and operate in the way that most people recommend: non-interactively and continuously running at a single speed. They are physically smaller, quieter, and use less power than the other commercial air purifiers.
- vintermann 4y agoAh, this looks like what I should have gone for. It makes sense that PC fans are very well optimized for silence, effectiveness and energy consumption. Cheap, standard filters would also be great. Charcoal filters, though, seem like they may be worth it in a home as opposed to in a classroom setting. There are unavoidable smells in our daily lives.