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SAVE $100: Best Buy has the Dyson Pure Hot+Cool HP04 (opens in a new tab) purifying heater and fan on sale for $449.99 as a March 28 Deal of the Day. It usually retails for $549.99, so this is saving you 18%. If you feel like you're fighting a losing battle against your local grasses, weeds, and trees every pollen season, it's time to bring in the big guns: Best Buy's March 28 Deal of the Day nabs you $100 off the Dyson Pure Hot+Cool HP04 (opens in a new tab) , a high-end air purifier and fan that automatically capture and report on ultrafine particles. It normally retails for $549.99, but you'll pay just $449.99 — that's an 18% savings, which is pretty rare for a brand new device. (We typically only see deals on refurbished Dyson Pure Hot+Cools.) It's also eons better than any HP04 deal other retailers are offering: Amazon (opens in a new tab) and Walmart (opens in a new tab) both actually had it listed above retail price at the time of writing. ...

Wildfires and COVID — both of which can threaten the quality of indoor office building air – are triggering demand for better ways to filter out contaminants such as smoke which according to the Centers for Disease Control can irritate the lungs, cause inflammation, alter immune function and increase susceptibility to respiratory infections. "Our company has seen 35% growth in demand for air quality solutions, evidenced by increasing sales of air scrubbers, HEPA (high-efficiency particulate air) filters and MERV 13-plus filtration products, ultraviolet light systems and related solutions for businesses, residences, schools and hospitals," said Nick Hartman, HVAC division manager for Ongaro & Sons in Santa Rosa. The heating, cooling, plumbing, electrical and mechanical systems contractor serving Marin, Sonoma and Napa counties installed updated devices in its 7,500-square-foot main location at 2995 Dutton Ave. in Santa Rosa. "We believe this decision convinc...

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Try as we might to keep our living spaces pristine, things like pollen, pet dander, dust mites, smoke, mold spores, and various pollutants always have a way of tracking into our homes. These irritants will affect everyone differently. For those with allergies, they'll often set off an immune reaction that can cause symptoms like runny nose; sneezing, watery eyes; coughing; and itchy nose. Staying on top of your cleaning routine and taking your shoes off at the door can be the first level of defense against these irritants. If you keep a clean home and still suffer from allergy symptoms, investing in an air purifier will provide another layer of protection. "Put simply, air purifiers filter out harmful particles thus reducing the levels of environmental allergens and pollutants within an indoor area," Kara Fitzgerald, N.D., functional medicine expert and author of Younger You , tells mindbodygreen. Lamya Kamel, LAc, DAOM, the director of acupuncture at Aligned Mod...

Improve the taste and smell of your water by removing common contaminants directly at the inlet valve with a whole-house water filter. BobVila.com and its partners may earn a commission if you purchase a product through one of our links. Photo: depositphotos.com Well and city water can contain a range of contaminants. Though there are a number of water filter options to treat incoming water, it may be better to use a whole-house water filtration system for clear, filtered water as soon as it enters the home plumbing system. The best whole-house water filter can come in 1-stage, 2-stage, or 3-stage options, with filtration capabilities increasing with each added stage. These systems can also incorporate water softeners to reduce hard metals. Keep in mind the key considerations detailed in the following sections, and check out some of the top products on the market. Each of the top picks below was selected after an in-depth review of the market and thorough product vetting. BEST OVERAL...

Nolan is a home home handyman who has installed several types of washable filters in home HVAC units for his customers. A washable, reusable HVAC filter. What Are Washable AC Filters and How Do They Work? Washable, reusable AC filters are an alternative to pleated disposable paper HVAC filters. They typically cost more than disposable paper filters, however, they're designed to be used multiple times, saving money in the long run. How They Work Reusable AC filters may use either fibrous layers combined with an electrostatic material to attract and catch dust particles, or may use a porous synthetic material that works similar to disposable paper filters, allowing air to flow through but holding back larger dust particles . K&N washable HVAC filters, which we tested for this article, use the latter kind of filter media. Note: HVAC stands for Heating, Ventilation and Air Conditioning and AC stands for Air Conditioning. For the purpose of this article, we'll use these acr...

Photo: depositphotos.com Typical Range: $1,000 to $4,000 National Average: $2,078 Whether a home has municipal water or well water, the water composition might not be as clean as the homeowner thinks. Water from both sources can be contaminated with sediments, minerals, and bacteria, some more harmful than others. A home water filtration system is an ideal solution for homeowners who want to treat their water supply before it is consumed. But how much does a water filtration system cost, exactly? According to Angi and HomeAdvisor, a home water filtration system costs between $1,000 to $4,000, with a national average of $2,078. Homeowners who decide to install a home water filtration system will have a choice among several different types, sizes, and brands of system, and each comes with its own pros, cons, and costs. Factors like labor, geographic location, filtration rating, and the location of the water filtration system also affect the total project cost. Installing a home water f...