Rabbit Air - MinusA2 SPA-700A

RabbitAir has customizable filters; they offer one for scents and one for VOCs. I’ve tried both and find the odor filter more effective overall

I didn’t bother with HomeKit for the one I got. It has enough sensors that it adjusts for speed automatically and will go into sleep mode automatically after a few minutes of darkness. The model I have is not wall mountable, but there is a similar model from RabbitAir that has a wall mount option. I’ve used those in some of our stores.

I have a Rabbit Air Minus A2 that I really like.

RabbitAir is doing local pickups at their Downey warehouse through 1/15 specifically due to the fires. We just picked up our third Minus A2 air purifier today. They are fantastic! Our house does not smell like smoke in the rooms where we have them. They have great customer service too. Don’t know if this link will work but just Google Rabbit Air. https://www.rabbitair.com/pages/air-purifier-local-pickup-available?_gl=1*101lut6*_up*MQ..*_gs*MQ..&gclid=Cj0KCQiAyoi8BhDvARIsAO_CDsAl2yVpJlAoSNd6vdCcshgeoVYngfk51vY6FHxgbaqSIKg1_Rsut48aAt55EALw_wcB Good luck!

i have a rabbit air minus a2 running 24/7 for the past 10 years plus, still works. i also have the a3. expensive but impressive that it's been running for so long.

Thank you for this!!! I was able to pick up 3 today. It’s a small company and it’s a double win to support a local business

Been using a RabbitAir 2 since 2017 and with filter replacements yearly and cleaning the sensor it still runs like new. Recently wall mounted near my toddler son's bed and its silent mode at night is still unparalleled. Worth it.

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.

RabbitAir is the only way. Ignore everyone else.

An air purifier may help rid the air of biological contamination from the urine, but I don't know how well it will address the odor if it's too strong. My recommendations based on personal experience with Air Purifiers (though not specifically for urine) would be BlueAir purifiers and RabbitAir (if you have the money). RabbitAir stopped d@mn near all allergies in my house, and it tends to be used in cigar shops. In fact, call a cigar shop and see what they use. I didn't know they used purifiers until a coworker said it. 🤷🏻‍♀️ Either way, I highly recommend Woolite Advanced Pet Stain Remover Spray. Use it whenever/wherever incontinence has occurred, along with any other cleaning routine. It may seem weird, but I used it when I started potty training one of my kids. My daughter had undies on, but would still pee everywhere. She wouldn't exactly tell me that, of course. I'd run across random wet spots throughout the house 😒. I'd use the Woolite to immediately address the spot and put a little pad over it to mark the spot until it dried. It sanitizes and it smells pretty good. I also like the Febreze Sanitizing Spray. Not the other ones, just the Febreze SANITIZING spray with an Orange cap. It has a good scent. Hopefully you find what you need and can maybe convince FIL to at least use a portable urinal when he feels the urge. My dad doesn't have dementia, but he's old enough to find the bathroom process too overwhelming for him. He has found a bedside urinal to be quite helpful to him. Just a thought!