- Does it actually remove dust and pollen?
- There is no filter and no rated clean air delivery rate, so it cannot be counted on to remove particles the way a HEPA purifier does. Treat it as a light air freshener, not an allergy device.
- Does it make ozone?
- Ionizers can produce small amounts of ozone as a byproduct. If anyone in the home has asthma or respiratory sensitivity, a filter-based purifier is the safer choice.
- Is it loud?
- No. There is no fan, so it runs silently. The trade-off is that it moves no air.
- How large a room does it cover?
- No coverage area is stated. Its size and lack of airflow suit a small room at best, not an open living space.
- Do I need to replace anything?
- No filters are used. Occasional dusting of the unit is the only upkeep.
- Where is the AKSCYZM Air Ionizer Plug In Purifier cheapest?
- At Lowe's, for $63.98, as of our latest check.