Honeywell Wi-Fi Thermostat - Smart, Programmable Honeywell Indoor Portable Evaporative Air Cooler Honeywell Indoor/Outdoor Evaporative Air Cooler Honeywell 14,000-BTU Air Conditioner - Black/Silver Honeywell 12,000-BTU Air Conditioner - Black/Silver Honeywell Air Conditioner with Heat Pump - Black/Silver Honeywell Indoor Evaporative Air Cooler Honeywell Type "K" Odor-Reducing Pre-Filter 2-pack Febreze Dual Action Filter 2-pack Febreze Air Purifier Scent Cartridge Refill 2-pk Honeywell 8,000 BTU Portable Dehumidifying AC w/Remote Honeywell 10,000-BTU Portable Air ConditionerThe air purifier I am about to review ticks all the right boxes in all the right places. Well, it does for me anyway. The Honeywell HHT-090 with a permanent HEPA filter certainly proves to be a truly innovative design and uses some of the most up to date technology out there are the moment which is why I couldn’t resist giving it a place on my website. So, without further ado let’s find out what got me so excited (sad I know, but true).

The way this renowned brand of air purifier actually provides amazingly clean air is by utilizing a permanent HEPAClean filter which is capable of capturing 95% of airborne pollutants. Apart from that, the Honeywell HHT-090 also includes a permanent pre-filter that catches larger particles. And what does the permanent filter mean? It means a permanent solution to all your health issues! Well, at least the ones that come from airborne pollutants such as bacteria, viruses, dust, dust mites and other creepy little molecules that can harm your lungs. The way this filter technology works is very easy to understand. The fans draw in air from the room where it’s exposed to a washable pre-filter that captures bigger particles including dust, hair and pet dander. Then, the air goes through the HEPA filter where all the small and large particles are filtered. But it doesn’t stop there! Finally, the air is passed through an ionizer so it can be freshened up even further. Incidentally, you can turn the ionizer option off if you want to.

The first thing we need to mention here is the CADR. Clean Air Delivery Rate is the number that signifies how fast your purifier actually cleans the air, the bigger the number the better. This Honeywell air purifier has a rating of 90 for dust, 110 for smoke and 90 for pollen. This air cleaner is AHAM certified, so you can rest assure the filters have been thoroughly tested. The Honeywell HHT-090 Tower air cleaner is able to circulate air up to five times per hour in a medium sized room. That’s a great guarantee the air will always be fresh and clean, but most importantly free of all harmful air pollutants that can cause illnesses and allergies. It’s also worth mentioning this unit features electronic controls and three cleaning levels. As you can see from the information above, the filter technology is awesome and the AHAM certification is even better. However, I couldn’t leave out how quiet this machine is. It’s silent to the point where you might ask yourself if it’s actually switched on!

There’s nothing more sleek and elegant than the tower design of this air purifier. It has a unique, modern design that will fit into any choice of decor. It will fit right into a small or big home or even the office without looking conspicuous. air purifier help with hazeThe Honeywell design team has really thought about looks, and the end result proves it.lighted water air purifier and freshener Honeywell is one of the global leaders when it comes to healthcare devices, and I truly believe this air purifier is a state of the art unit that utilizes innovative technology. glade air purifierIt may be a little pricier than the average air purifier but if you take a look at Amazon there are usually some great discounts!

I suffer from allergies. It's not severe enough that I take prescription medication, but I do carry two tablets of Benadryl everywhere I go. And as much as I look forward to the spring each year, it would be nice to be able to open the windows in my apartment without fear of a full-fledged attack. The Honeywell Bluetooth Smart Air Purifier HPA250B might not eradicate that fear completely, but it's one of the best home air purifiers you can buy if you're an allergy sufferer. That's because Bluetooth connectivity allows the machine to use your phone's Internet connection to receive updates on local allergen levels, and adjust its cleaning levels accordingly. At $269.99, it costs a good deal more than air purifiers that lack connectivity, but it could help you breathe more easily. The Smart Air Purifier is relatively attractive—as far as air purifiers go. It's an upright design that measures 18.9 by 17.8 by 10.1 inches (HWD) and weighs 13.9 pounds. It's made entirely of plastic, with a ridged design that gives it a bit of visual flair, though ultimately it's still the sort of device you'll want to tuck into a corner.

The top of the machine is home to all of your controls. It has a number of sleek, touch-based buttons that allow you to choose from four different cleaning levels (Allergen, Germ, General Clean, and Turbo), or a VOC sensor (for automatic operation based on Volatile Organic Compounds). There's also a Timer option, in which you can set a period of one to 18 hours for the machine to run before automatically shutting off. A Dimmer button controls the attractive (primarily blue) backlighting, and Bluetooth and Power buttons round out your control options. The Smart Air Purifier can efficiently handle spaces up to 310 square feet, which should make it appropriate for most rooms in the house (or some studio apartments in New York). It uses a HEPA (high-efficiency particulate air) filter, along with an odor-reducing carbon pre-filter, which can capture 99.97 percent of air particles as small as 0.3 microns. It does this as the air passes through the filters, removing dust, pet dander, pollen, and smoke from your air.

The HEPA filter should be replaced once every 12 months, while the pre-filter should be replaced once every three. Lights on top of the purifier will let you know when it's time to replace a filter, and the app will automatically send you notifications, which I'll touch on in a bit. There's not much you need to do in order to get the Smart Air Purifier running out of the box. It comes with two filters you must unwrap and install first. Instructions are provided, but installing filters is easy; all you have to do is press on the front grille of the machine to make it spring open, then place the filters into the corresponding tabs, which makes for a snug fit. After that, you can simply plug the machine in and turn it on. Just make sure the front faces away from furniture or walls and that no grilles are blocked. Pairing the Smart Air Purifier via Bluetooth is equally simple. First you need to download the free Honeywell Portable Air Purifier app for your Android or iOS device. The purifier is compatible with devices running Android 4.3 and above, as well as devices running iOS 6.0 and above.

Keep in mind your device must also be equipped with Bluetooth 4.0 (which rules out some older mobile handsets and tablets). When you first open the app, a message will appear with instructions for how to connect with the air purifier. Basically, you press a Connect button on the app, then hold down the Bluetooth button on the air purifier for two seconds. It took me a couple of tries to get the timing right, but you only need to pair once, and the process was simple enough. Once connected, the app has an attractive interface with all of the same controls you'll find on top of the air purifier, as well as some useful features you wouldn't be able to use otherwise. A small information button at the bottom left corner of the screen places an overlay with directions on top of everything, making it easy to understand what each button does. The app is also very responsive: There's no delay between tapping a function in the app and the corresponding action taking place on the machine.

In addition to all of the standard controls, the app has filter reminders at the bottom of the home screen, which gives you a better idea of how much time you have left before replacing a filter. The app will automatically send you a notification ahead of time, along with the option to buy a new filter immediately or remind you later. The app also features a Proximity Sensor setting, that, when enabled, automatically turns the purifier on or off when your mobile device is within Bluetooth range (which is about 30 feet). This is useful if you're looking to conserve energy (the air purifier itself is Energy Star certified), though I'd rather have it cleanse the air throughout most of the day. Luckily, the app also makes it easy to set cleaning schedules, in which you can designate the day, time frame, and level you'd like the purifier to work at. That way it can remain off while you're out of the house, then do a quick Turbo cleanse before you get home. Perhaps the best feature the Smart Air Purifier gains through connectivity is the Auto-Set function, which automatically sets the machine to run at optimal settings based on outdoor pollen levels in your area.

There's an Allergen Alert toggle at the bottom of the home screen, which opens up another menu where you enter your zip code. It then tells you the current allergen conditions for the area (including Grass, Mold, Ragweed, and Tree), and your machine will adjust its cleaning levels accordingly. You can also set Allergen Alerts and receive daily notifications or just when allergen levels are particularly high. The only downside here is that your mobile device must remain connected in order for the purifier to adjust its cleaning when set to Auto. And because Bluetooth has a limited reach, that means this setting will really only work when you're home. Still, it's a nice feature to have, and probably the best reason for picking this unit up. It's also worth noting that the Smart Air Purifier is generally quiet while in operation. The Germ and General Clean settings are virtually undetectable. Allergen has a noticeable hum, while Turbo sounds like the low setting on an air-conditioning unit.