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Breathe easy, stay warm with Amazon’s one-day deal on a Dyson air purifier fan

By Ehab Zahriyeh December 10, 2018

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For years, Dyson has been a leader in bringing consumers the latest in heating, cooling, and air purification. Its

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does all three — and for today only, it’s on sale at Amazon for only $359. That’s $241 off the suggested retail price, or 40 percent off.

The fan has a powerful HEPA filter, which Dyson says removes 99.7 perecent of all harmful air particles. This includes those released from home furnishings and carpets, like formaldehyde and other volatile organic compounds. It also works on carbon and coal dust from fireplaces, as well as dander from pets and pollen from plants.

The triple-function fan is Wi-Fi-enabled, allowing you to monitor your air quality through the Dyson Link Apple iOS or Android smartphone apps. The app sends real-time reports so you’ll always know what your lungs are breathing in, and even gives you the ability to control the fan when you’re away. The machine also works with voice command smart speakers like an Amazon Echo or Google Home. Other features include 10 different airflow settings, auto mode, sleep timer, and nighttime mode.

The fan comes in a sharp white and silver color, and is bladeless, giving it a modern aesthetic. More importantly, no blades means it’s safe around small children.

This purchase will allow you to breathe easy and stay warm for the rest of the winter, while still being relevant in the summer months. It can also be a great gift for the holidays. Buy it now and Amazon guarantees to ship it in time for Christmas. Amazon Prime members can get it in just two days with free shipping.

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How long do I run my air purifier?

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In previous guides, we’ve discussed how today’s smart air purifiers work and what specs to look at when getting the right size for your room or house -- like CADR, or Clean Air Delivery Rate. But air purifiers can only cycle through a room’s air when they are turned on … which leads us to another important question: Just how long should you run your air purifier? Can you run it for too long? Don’t worry, we have all the answers.
How long should I run my air purifier?
The air quality inside your home is always changing, and the impact of your air purifier will depend on its size -- especially whether you want to clear up a single room or the whole house. In general, you can run an air purifier for a few hours a day and expect it to give the air in its space a thorough cleaning. If you’re only looking at one smaller room, half an hour to an hour can have the same result. That schedule can give you all the benefits that an air purifier offers without requiring it to be on all the time -- but you’ll want to run it at least once a day for best effect.

Do air purifier settings make a difference when running it?
They do. Most air purifiers have several fan settings that affect how quickly they push air through, in exchange for using more power and making more noise. If you only have a few hours a day to clean the air in your home and would prefer not to leave the purifier on when you are away, turn it to its maximum setting and let it run. Just note that max settings on most air purifiers will be too loud to hold a meeting in the same room.
Is it safe to run an air purifier all the time?
Yes. Air purifiers are generally designed to be run all the time if you prefer to. You can put the purifier on its lowest setting to diminish noise and let it run throughout the day.

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If you’re going to spend money on a high-tech air purifier with multiple filters and handy smart technology, it’d be nice to know if it works, right? If you’re looking at air purifiers and wondering if they really can make your air cleaner and safer, or have an effect on health problems like allergies, you certainly aren’t alone.

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