Purifier Cool TP7C

We ended up buying a Dyson because we wanted a air purifier / tall fan and the ability to control it from our phones / set a schedule for the fan. I don’t think anyone necessarily needs an air purifier that fancy though if it is purely to get dog smells out. 

Just look at the bottom of the machine. There is a sticker with model name. If the unit is all silver it is TP07 with wifi. After came the same model but without wifi named tp7a. The tp7a is not all silver. The middle is dark silver and the remote is also dark silver.

Its great that Dyson is able to combine all these feature into one product but it doesn’t do the best job with air purification. Had a tower fan with air purification and the sensor failed in 9 months. Instead of replacing the sensor, the service center determined that it is easier to give us a replacement unit but only honor the original one year warranty.

bought a used dyson tp, before that just a box fan and merv filter. watching the filter media go from bright white to covered in dust and dark gray for a small room clearly showed a need for air filtration. It should be a part of everyones home

You'll want to block places the smoke is entering from if possible (a rolled up towel in front of door, covers on electrical outlets). Dyson air purifier fans will help. I've smoked inside my place and run the dyson and it got rid of all the smell but it ran full blast and that's a bit loud. You can also try other natural air deodorizers like putting out a bowl of baking soda. Ground coffee, orange peel and apple slices are also supposed to help. I used them when I used to smoke to freshen my place along with vinegar (tho the vinegar has a strong smell) and thought it was helpful.

I got one of the Dyson ones that oscillates. It's amazing.

Just never buy from blue air directly. They won’t help up if a package is lost. I’ve used a few other smart purifiers. The Dyson ones suck at dust and the smart part works with Alexa and google home only and it’s very buggy. It needs to be reconnected often. Just got a lg 360 and it’s good other than the wifi module in the unit. It loses connection frequently and also is limited to their app. It briefly worked in Alexa and google home but often non responsive. It does have built in air quality sensor though. We also had a blue air sense model several years ago. That was one of their first smart models. It had to get WiFi reset about once a year and didn’t support a lot of integrations. Eventually the WiFi module failed on it. We have business grade wifi (Cisco Meraki mr56 x 2 APs). so it’s not like budget consumer WiFi routers.