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Christine Persaud and Elsie Boskamp  |  Reviewed — Recommendations are independently chosen by Reviewed's editors. Purchases you make through our links may earn us a commission. There's no better time to get an air purifier than during the hot and humid months, particularly as you gear up for the fall allergy season. Air purifiers are designed to clean the air of dust, dander, bacteria, mold and allergens so you can breathe easier. Improving the air quality of your home is top of mind for many people right now, especially with wildfire smoke concerns and rising COVID-19 numbers. As you begin shopping for a new air purifier, we've taken a look at top-rated models on sale right now. Get expert shopping advice delivered to your phone. Sign up for text message alerts from the deal-hunting nerds at Reviewed. Air purifiers go on sale all the time, but it's tough to find the best deals—not to mention kn...

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The good news is this problem is fixable, scientists and engineers say, by filtering and ventilating the air in classrooms, cafeterias and gymnasiums. It's one of the most powerful ways, alongside masks, to reduce the spread of COVID.  But many school districts aren't focusing on that method of preventing COVID-19, despite hundreds of millions of federal dollars allocated for this very purpose. Colorado school districts have budgeted $88 million for air quality and spent from 1 percent to 8 percent of the federal dollars they've received on air quality improvements. Applications for school districts to receive the funding are still open. So, what questions should you be asking your district's administrators? Parents, teachers, students and school boards can ask these questions. 1. How is the air in your child's classroom being filtered and ventilated? Experts say air quality in schools has always been poor, with some classrooms at half to a third ...

Our pick Coway AP-1512HH Mighty Perfect for bedrooms, playrooms, and living rooms, the Mighty is one of the best-performing, most durable, and most economical purifiers we've tested. Buying Options Within 30 minutes, the Coway AP-1512HH Mighty reduced heavy smoke pollution in a 135-square-foot, 1,215-cubic-foot New York office by as much as 99.6%. In past tests, it performed equally well in a 200-square-foot, 1,600-cubic-foot New York City bedroom. And when we tested it during ongoing smoke conditions in a vast Los Angeles conference room of nearly 10,000 cubic feet—more than twice as large as the Mighty's specs would seemingly allow—it cut particulate pollution by almost 70% in an hour. It's a great value, at an up-front price often lower than $200 (and about $470 over five years, adding in electricity and replacement filters). The Mighty's compact form, quiet operation, and ability to shut off its display lights make it especially well suited to bedrooms. In long-term...

The Gadgeteer is supported by readers like you! If you buy something through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Thank you! Learn more. REVIEW – Living in south Texas, we are really prone to some heavy allergens in the air.  This time of year the pollen king is cedar.  I am one of the unfortunate folks to be allergic to cedar.  That being said, I have several air filters in my home working hard in different rooms of my house.  I have reviewed the Okaysou Air Max 8L Air purifier and the Okaysou AirMic4S Air purifier.  So when Okaysou contacted the Gadgeteer and asked if I would like to review their new Air Max 10L Air Purifier I quickly agreed.  Let's see how it performs! What is it? The AirMax 10L Air Purifier is exactly what it says.  It is an air purifier.  It comes with three separate filters and can filter air in a room up to 1000 square feet in one hour. What...

— Recommendations are independently chosen by Reviewed's editors. Purchases you make through our links may earn us a commission. Air quality is a serious issue. It has made headlines over the past year as concerns grow around filtering contaminants like wildfire particulate matter and viruses from the air we breathe. While wearing face masks to protect from the coronavirus is ever on the mind, the air quality of your home is often overlooked. Fuel-burning appliances, deteriorating insulation, newly-installed carpets, household cleaning products and outdoor air pollution are just a few of the sources of unhealthy air quality inside, where you live, eat and sleep. Get expert shopping advice delivered to your phone. Sign up for text message alerts from the deal-hunting nerds at Reviewed. Thankfully, air purifiers can greatly improve indoor air quality in large and small spaces alike. In very basic terms, air puri...