How to Compare Kenmore Air Purifiers
Airborne contaminants and allergens can circulate through the air in your home, exposing your family to a number of hazards that you can easily solve with an air purifier. An air purifier helps trap germs, odors and particulates to make sure the air you breathe is as clean as possible. Kenmore makes high quality air purifiers you can use in your home. To find the air purifier that's right for your family, several things should be taken into consideration before making a purchase. Does this Spark an idea?
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Compare the percentage of particulates the air purifier removes from the air. A high percentage of particulates removed means that an air purifier can capture even some of the smallest particles in the air.
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Buy the right size Kenmore air purifier for your room. Each air purifier label has a recommendation for the room size the unit can handle. Measure the space where you want the air purifier and buy the Kenmore air purifier that's closest to that square footage.
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Determine what pollutants you want removed from your home. Whether it's cigarette smoke, dust, mold spores or something else, find a Kenmore air purifier that's up to the job. For example, the Kenmore Electrostatic Air Cleaner removes dust, pollen and smoke. You can find this information on the product's label when you conduct your comparison.
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Add up the maintenance cost required when buying air purifiers. Some Kenmore air purifiers come with washable filters, meaning you can wash the filter and put it right back in. Other air purifiers, like the Kenmore PlasmaWave Small Room Air Cleaner, recommend you use a HEPA filter which you will need to replace at predetermined intervals.
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Listen to the Kenmore air purifier run before you make your purchase. The operating noise is important to consider. You don't want to buy a loud unit that will run nightly in your bedroom. In addition to listening to the air purifier, look at the operating noise values which can be found on the label or by reading the consumer information brochure inside the box. For a quiet unit, make sure you buy one that's about 35 decibels.
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