Want to Breathe Cleaner Air? This Air Purifier Is Selling Now for Just a Few Dollars - Kotaku

"Afloia Kilo air purifier is fast working and purifies the air in a 269 square feet room four times an hour, hence capable of refreshing an entire 1076 square feet space in one hour. Its speed keeps dust, pollen, pet dander, smoke, and other airborne pollutants at bay. It has a three-stage filtration system that removes microscopic particles as tiny as 0.03 microns, and captures 99.9 percent of allergens and poisons."

"Running at a silent 22 decibels in standby mode, it's quieter than an intake of breath so it can be running continuously in your bedroom throughout the night without disturbing you. It even has settings to program 2, 4, or 8 hours, so you get to decide when it runs and conserve electricity. And, it features a 7-color nightlight that you can personalize to suit the mood of your room. The light gradually dims in sleep mode, and maintains darkness even when you are asleep."

"This model is also adjustable with filter options. You may select the regular filter, pet allergy filter, or antibacterial filter depending on your needs. Just remember to change the filter every 4 to 6 months for optimal performance, though how often you will need to do this might depend on how dirty the air is in your area. Besides being excellent air quality, the Afloia purifier also serves as an odor eliminator that gets rid of smoke odors, pet odors, and mold."

An Afloia Kilo air purifier is available on Amazon for $62, a 52 percent discount from its usual $130. The unit refreshes air in a 269 sq ft room four times per hour, equating to one full refresh of 1076 sq ft per hour. A three-stage filtration system removes particles as small as 0.03 microns and captures 99.9 percent of allergens and poisons. Standby noise is 22 decibels, allowing continuous bedroom use without disturbance. Programmable 2/4/8-hour timers and a customizable 7-color nightlight offer convenience. Selectable filters include regular, pet-allergy, and antibacterial options, and filters should be changed every 4–6 months. The purifier also reduces smoke, pet, and mold odors and suits kitchens, living rooms, and bedrooms.

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