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Offer List: $129.99 With Deal: $85.00 Details You save: $44.99 Customers Who Seen This Item Also Compare with HEPA Air Purifiers For US/UK/DE visitors, to buy Honeywell Tower Air Purifier with HEPA Filter, HHT-081, please visit: Good filter for the price One thing I learned about filters is that you definitely get what you pay for. When you drop big coin on a pricey, hospital quality filter you can expect perfection in performance and air quality. When you spend $75-$125 like I did on this air filter then you get what you pay for. This medium room purifier with "HEPA Type" filters is said to be about 95% effective at removing air born allergens. The two HEPA type filters are permanent along with the secondary outer carbon filter for bigger air particles. The ionizer is also fairly effective at changing the overall smell of the room. If you choose not to have the ion smell you can simply ignore the button that turns that feature on. I've owned this filter for about 3 months now and it will occasionally buzz a little at high speeds. However, with mine it is easily fixed by tapping the top or by adjusting the tightness of the back plate. Low and medium speeds are pretty quite though. It has great dimensions as well making it...

See Products Related To Honeywell Tower Air Purifier with HEPA Filter, HHT-081: Honeywell Honeywell HEPA-Type Tower Air Purifier helps remove 99% of dust, pollen, tobacco smoke, cat dander and mold spores passing through the filter. 1. Choose the best air purifier for your needs  = recommended = acceptable = not recommended   Doctor Recommended for Allergen Reduction For General Air Cleaning   True HEPA Allergen Remover HEPAClean® QuietClean® AirGenius® Smoke Pollen Dust Pet Dander Mold Spores Germs Odors VOCs *Purchase "K" pre-filter for QuietClean® Odor and VOC Reduction 2. Choose your room size        Length x Width = Total Square Feet   True HEPA Allergen Remover HEPAClean® QuietClean® AirGenius® Small 51-99 sq. ft. Medium 100-145 sq. ft. Medium-Large 146-199 sq. ft. Large 200-349 sq. ft. Extra Large 350+ sq. ft. 3. Find the right replacement filter   True HEPA Allergen Remover HEPAClean® QuietClean® AirGenius® Pre-filters captures large particles/reduces odors Medium captures allergens/ small particles Permanent Washable Permanent Washable   Early opinion of Honeywell HHT-081 air purifier Let me begin by saying that I purchased this air purifier for my mom who, (like myself) suffers from horrible allergies. Dust, moisture, etc - it virtually all sends her into a sneezing fit. Congestion, stuffy nose, and other annoyances frequent her days. So anything to give some relief is a God-sent. However, I found myself extremely skeptical as to the actual effectiveness of these "air filtration devices". That is - until I spoke to my uncle who owns this same model. He said that it really helped to remove the dusty, musty smell from his living room. This was a gift for her for Christmas 2008, but I had considered one of these last year. I helped her set it up today, and here are the (admittedly) early findings. Pros; 1) VERY easy to set up out of the box. Just take it out of the box, remove plastic bag from machine, and open the plastic bags containing the filter cartridges, and place them back into the machine. Then just...

Energy Hog for second-rate cleaning. I am disappointed for 3 reasons: 1. The Honeywell HHT-081 is an energy hog. I have a Kill-A-Watt(tm) meter that can tell me the wattage and power consumption of anything plugged into it. This air purifier consumes 41 watts on low, 63 watts on medium, and 98 watts on high (ionizer on or off has no measurable effect on wattage). I suppose this means running on high 24/7 will cost about $8.50 per month, but compared to other higher quality air purifiers, a low setting of 41 watts and a high setting of nearly 100 watts is quite shameful. For example, the RabbitAir BioGS SPA-421A consumes between 7-33 watts. Honeywell does not make technical specs of their products available, so I cannot compare air flow rates between the two... But, it's common sense that the HHT-081 probably does not put out 3 times the air of the RabbitAir BioGS SPA-421, even though it's consuming 3 times the energy... 2. The HHT-081 is a hepa-TYPE filter. hepa-TYPE is not TRUE-hepa. Meaning, it's...