How Consumer Reports Tests Air Purifiers | Consumer Reports

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1. 😃👍🏻

2. I really need a cheap good quality one. Any ideas ?

3. To save money you could have just let two guys vape in that room for free to get it smoky

4. this is a commercial made by idiots, for idiots.

5. Lame

6. scammer

7. Something that wasn't pointed out in this video which is worth mentioning is that there all air purifiers are outfitted with different types of air filters. And each one tackles different pollutants. The two most commons are these below:

   HEPA filters remove allergens, dust, dander, mold spores, and some bacteria.
   Activated Carbon filters remove odors from cooking, pets, mold, volatile organic compounds, and tobacco smoke.

   It's best to get an air purifier that uses both filter types in order to remove the most amount of contaminants.

8. not helpful

9. And you can always double up with plants like Snake plants (pretty easy to tend to) and others that are said to cleanse the air. Provided as they mentioned you don't already have complications that should help keep your house cleaner. Oh and open windows when you can unless your in very dense city or the air isn't usually good.

10. Did he just say ASMR

11. Great way to show consumers how you test the devices. The actual report on consumer reports shows which ones performed the best.

12. Tht was a horrible show you put

13. Entertaining and educational, but is a Dyson the best?

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