Oransi - Mod

Looks like the exact same filter in my oransi mod

If you want a bougie looking air purifier that actually works you should have gone with an Oransi Mod purifier. At least the mechanical filtration on those functions correctly. And the CADR is pretty decent too.

You want to remove the bad odors. Try something with activated carbon. I have a couple air filters from Oransi, a mod and a trucarbon.. If you just want to laser in on smells I suggest the tru carbon https://oransi.com/products/truecarbon-150c-air-purifier?srsltid=AfmBOoq_nwtKvBV8T0Gy7ORJgWdgex5ANMJtGIgrNELojcEzxabtnNBV

They are solid choices but very expensive to operate. in order for an air purifier to do its job properly. It is supposed to run 24 hours a day. With the use of their purifiers your replacing their filters numerous times a year. I think it’s somewhere between 3000 and 4000 hours. you can find much better options that will cost less to run and still be very good. What is your budget for an air purifier? The other thing you want to take into consideration, is you overall operating cost. How much is it gonna cost to replace filters on each purifier every year when you run it 24/7. Some brands like Rabbit Air have some as well as Alen that only need annual filter changes but the upfront cost is more. I have a Rabbit Air Minus A2 and Minus A3 as well as an Oransi Mod but it is 2 times per year . Though I must say the Oransi filter is amazing. The Rabbit Air cost me $100 and $120 per year for filters and the Oransi depending on sales runs about $130 to $150. These are just 2 brands. That I have but there are other amazing ones that won't cost you so much as well. Can you tell me what you are looking for one for and your budget and I can help with recommendations if you're interested.

An investment in a good HEPA filter Vacuum cleaner might be a good step too. I've had SHARK vacuums and have had great results in a house with over 5 cats. It picks up dust, dander, dirt from carpet and wood floors really well. Best vacuum brand I've owned in my life. They also make air purifiers but I've never owned one. I do own an Oransi Mod air purifier that I use in my house and it does a great job. The filters last a long time but replacements are kind of expensive.

I've been very happy with my Oransi Mod. My other half reported significantly reduce pet allergy symptoms after I bought it. I have one of their smaller room units, and I'm less happy with that one due to the noise. I'd buy another Mod, tho.

You want a HEPA filter and actual activated carbon granules-sometimes the activated carbon is just a paper thin layer-not doing much. For cost, consider replacement filter costs not just up front ones. I also like ones that have a sensor so you can leave it on “auto” and it will kick on when you cook or air gets worse without you having to keep track of it. Also don’t splurge on plasma ion or ozone or whatever else-mixed studies show it can react with chemicals to form more dangerous ones at worst and generally not much better at best. Right now you may want to sacrifice optimality for actually having something going to clean your air since it’s a time of high uncertainty. What’s in stock at home depot may be superior to the “best” air purifier that arrives in 2 weeks. Those caveats-no one can give better advice based on “feel” than what’s tests show-and wirecutter actually tested performance https://www.nytimes.com/wirecutter/reviews/best-air-purifier/ . If you prefer anecdotes, here are some of my experiences: Winnix has been in stock at home depot. I evacuated with my air purifier and I needed something to leave during cleaning to try and detox my pasadena apartment. It was in stock and had hepa+carbon-it seems to be working. Oransi is the one I evacuated with, love the looks, it really seems to work well, lots of aftermarket filters available-downside is that sleep mode sets fan speed to auto, I want it to just turn lights off and leave the fan mode. But It has lasted at least 6+ years. Levoit is what was at the apartment I evacuated to. It seems a little less powerful per dollar spent than my oransi, but it’s night mode turns off the lights while still letting you set the fan speed. My roommate left a Coway going in his room and that thing worked very well to prevent any smoke smell from settling, and it’s highly recommended by wirecutter. If I had to buy right now and I could get one in a reasonable timeline, it’s how I would go.

I've been happy with my Oransi. I slept next to my husband the night before he tested positive for covid, and as far as we know I never got it. (I took daily rapid tests and never got a positive, at least. No guarantee without a PCR of course.) We keep the Oransi in the bedroom for dust, wildfire smoke,and illness