Airfree Purifier Review

*I received a product in exchange for my review, but all opinions are my own.

In an attempt to get cleaner air in our home due to previous water/mold damage that has since been remediated, we have been trying out different air purifiers in different rooms of the house.  Two of my kids have really bad allergies, and wake up every morning with stuffy noses and dark circles under their eyes.  For this reason, we tried out the Airfree P3000 in their room.  After about 24 hours, it smelled really fresh in their room.  After a couple days their allergies were much improved.  

There are many benefits to this machine over others, one being it emits NO ozone.  Ozone can be a lung irritant and over time can even cause irreversible damage.  After finding out about this, I really wanted to find a purifier that did not omit ozone for the kid's room.  Even if it meets the standard for ozone emission, it can still be generating some, which can accumulate over time.  Airfree also does not require any replacement filters.  This is because it eliminates allergens by heating the core to a high temperature that destroys and allergens, bacteria, viruses, dander, tobacco and even ozone.  ​

It's operation is silent, so it won't interfere with sleep.  It has a simple, elegant design that will fit in with any decor.  The 3000 that we have is black, and they have a P1000 that is white.  It cleans the air in rooms up to 650 square feet.  Overall we are very pleased with this purifier and feel it works extremely well at eliminating allergens in the air.  There is no smell when plugged in (as we have noticed with a few other purifiers we have tried) and this is probably in large part due to the fact that it does not generate any ozone.  I would highly recommend this product to anyone dealing with allergies or mold issues in the home.