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How to Choose the Best Smart Air Purifier
You’ll want to consider several factors before you buy an air purifier:

Room size: Not all air purifiers are one-size-fits-all. Make sure you measure the square footage of your home or office space before buying an air purifier. Small rooms are usually around 300 square feet and under, medium rooms are between 300 to 700 square feet, and large spaces are typically up to 1,900 square feet. If you’re looking to clean the air of a room larger than that, consider a whole-house air purifier.

Contaminant removal: Below are some of the substances that smart air purifiers are designed to remove:

Allergens: Pollen, dust, mites, and other pollutants that are harmful to those with asthma or allergies
Pet hair: Animal hair, fur, and dander
Smoke: Fumes such as cigarette smoke, fireplace soot, and other contaminants
Odors: Scents from smoke, pets, cooking, and more
Volatile organic compounds (VOCs): Gases and chemicals emitted from paints, varnishes, disinfectants, degreasers, adhesives, air fresheners, cosmetics, and other household products and aerosol sprays. Some of these pollutants may cause issues including headaches, allergies, nausea, dizziness, eye irritation, fatigue, and other health effects.
Noise level: If you’re easily bothered by background noise, you’ll want to take note of the air filter’s decibel level on its lowest fan setting.

Portability: Some air purifiers have caster wheels or handles for portability. These features come in handy if you plan on moving your air purifier between rooms.

Maintenance: Just like a central air system, air purifiers need regular maintenance. You’ll want to consider the necessary cost of replacing filters over the lifetime of the air purifier.