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post Jun 28 2006, 09:14 PM, updated 20y ago

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Has anyone ever use an air purifier? Does it really works? How's the value for money? I have sinus problems and i was hoping it might help. In today's TheStar, there's a few articles promoting it notably the Honeywell and the Medklinn brand. I'm kinda leaning towards Medklinn (http://www.medklinn.com.my/index.html) since there's no filters to replace or clean and you just turn it on for 24/7 operation.

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QUOTE(btfan @ Jun 28 2006, 09:14 PM)
Has anyone ever use an air purifier? Does it really works? How's the value for money? I have sinus problems and i was hoping it might help. In today's TheStar, there's a few articles promoting it notably the Honeywell and the Medklinn brand. I'm kinda leaning towards Medklinn (http://www.medklinn.com.my/index.html) since there's no filters to replace or clean and you just turn it on for 24/7 operation.
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i have been using the Medklinn brand for about 4 mths now. the reason why i choose Medklinn compared to others is cos i dont need to replace anything and can on for 24 hrs. besides i like the smell of negative ions...after shower smell... calms the nerves.
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post Jun 28 2006, 10:03 PM

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How much is it? Is it quiet? More importanly, do you notice any difference in your general well-being?
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post Jun 28 2006, 10:06 PM

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i use a sharp fu-60se and have found that it does effectively clean air and trap dust pretty well, havent tried other brands before, but i have 3 fu-60se's throughout my house, works pretty well even in large rooms. you do have to do some simple cleaning of the filters every few months though, no problems running it 24/7 for several months on stretch.


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QUOTE(btfan @ Jun 28 2006, 10:03 PM)
How much is it? Is it quiet? More importanly, do you notice any difference in your general well-being?
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yes, it's very quiet...no noise why i like a lot..well being wise, it helps to clear my nose a little when it's very hazy...also it helps that i'm taking high quality food supplements...

so if you have sinus problem, take supplements and get an air-filter...combat the problem from within and outside.
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post Jun 29 2006, 09:15 PM

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QUOTE(malaysianPotato @ Jun 28 2006, 10:06 PM)
i use a sharp fu-60se and have found that it does effectively clean air and trap dust pretty well, havent tried other brands before, but i have 3 fu-60se's throughout my house, works pretty well even in large rooms. you do have to do some simple cleaning of the filters every few months though, no problems running it 24/7 for several months on stretch.
How much is it? I guess the filters is permanent and not replaceable?

QUOTE(activez @ Jun 28 2006, 10:06 PM)
yes, it's very quiet...no noise why i like a lot..well being wise, it helps to clear my nose a little when it's very hazy...also it helps that i'm taking high quality food supplements...

so if you have sinus problem, take supplements and get an air-filter...combat the problem from within and outside.
You haven't answered on how much you pay for it sweat.gif
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post Jun 29 2006, 09:22 PM

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post Jun 29 2006, 10:02 PM

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not sure if the filters can be replaced, it doesnt come with a spare and is not supposed to need replacement.

it cost me around RM8-900 when i bought it, i think prices have gone down. not sure if the model is still available.

mine can be pretty loud at maximum fan settings, but at minumum/medium settings its no louder than the average ceiling fan.
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QUOTE(malaysianPotato @ Jun 29 2006, 10:05 PM)
not sure if the filters can be replaced, it doesnt come with a spare and is not supposed to need replacement.

it cost me around RM8-900 when i bought it, i think prices have gone down. not sure if the model is still available.

mine can be pretty loud at maximum fan settings, but at minumum/medium settings its no louder than the average ceiling fan.
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walau, the price is really expensive oh... that day when i was in my friend's kenari, i noticed there is a air filter also... which comes together with the car... ori one... i started to ask, does it works? my friend also dunno... haha... but seriously, how it works?
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well the one i got works pretty well, during the recent haze, it cleaned the air pretty well removing the smokey smell and cleared the stuffyness with ease.

i got 3, so yeah, i think it works. it also helps to keep the place cool by acting as a fan.
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QUOTE(malaysianPotato @ Jun 29 2006, 11:23 PM)
well the one i got works pretty well, during the recent haze, it cleaned the air pretty well removing the smokey smell and cleared the stuffyness with ease.

i got 3, so yeah, i think it works. it also helps to keep the place cool by acting as a fan.
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what?? air purifier will make the air cold also?? how much per piece?
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i bought mine at RM8-900, it helps keep the area cool by increasing air circulation, the same way a fan does it. i'm not sure if the model is still in production since its no longer on the sharp official website, but iirc the newer models should perform as well if not better.
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QUOTE(malaysianPotato @ Jun 30 2006, 12:09 AM)
i bought mine at RM8-900, it helps keep the area cool by increasing air circulation, the same way a fan does it. i'm not sure if the model is still in production since its no longer on the sharp official website, but iirc the newer models should perform as well if not better.
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how come so expensive ah? worth for $ or not??
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worth or not ah... well i consider it to be worth it as a long term health investment. there are probably newer models that are cheaper that perform just aswell, look around.
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[quote=btfan,Jun 29 2006, 09:15 PM]
How much is it? I guess the filters is permanent and not replaceable?

there isnt a filter in this model. it just released negative ions. what happens is, dust and other particles will bond with the negative ions, thus heavier, and will drop to the floor. so need to clean the floor regularly.

i do notice that ever since i started using the filter, whenever i clean the hse, the mop is dirtier. so it works!



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Hmm which would be better? A purifier or an ioniser?
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a purifier both ionizes and further purifies by running the air through a filter, it will more efficiently and thoroughly clean air and it blows air out at a relatively high pressure creating a "fan" effect which helps in keeping air circulated thus cooling the room(one of the main reasons i bought mine... malaysia is hot).

which ever best suits your budget would be the one which is best for you i guess.
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post Jul 2 2006, 12:56 AM

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But the sharp fu-60se only filter the air and doesn't have the ionizer function sweat.gif
I think most air purifier which filter the air by suction doesn't have such function as well.

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QUOTE(btfan @ Jul 2 2006, 12:56 AM)
But the sharp fu-60se only filter the air and doesn't have the ionizer function  sweat.gif
I think most air purifier which filter the air by suction doesn't have such function as well.
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my fu-60se has an ionizer... a direct copy from the manual says " features, cluster ion balance control: the unit controls the ratio of negative and positive cluser ions depending in the condition of the room.

Ion control mode: it is said that plenty of negative cluster ions exist in places such as waterfalls or forests in natural enviroment. in this operation mode, negative cluster ions will be released in an increased rate, in order to bring the room atmosphere close to this condition

auto cluster ion mode: the unit will switch between clean mode and ion control mode automatically depending on the amount of pollution in the air detected by the dust and odor sensor"

so yeah, it has an ionizer, iirc they call it an ion plasma cluster.

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the medklinn unit does not have a fan and such ionisers works best in a enclosed area
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Is the Medklinn ioniser unit safe to be used around camera equipments? I read that it prevents fungal/mould growth, so I thought it'd be useful to be used in the same room as where I keep my equipments. Any thoughts on that?
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it should be safe, its only releasing ions into the air, not like its spraying steam or moisture into the air, that would be bad.

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post Jul 30 2006, 07:52 PM

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can i know where i can buy the air purifier like sharp 60se?

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Please refrain from advertising in your posts in the health and fitness section, should you feel your product fits the needs of anyone here please PM them with your details.

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post Aug 26 2006, 01:53 PM

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I've been thinking of getting the Medkiln as well, not because of this haze issue which only happens a few weeks in a year but because abundant negative ions is something I have decided to be an essential must in this modern world we are living in.

The quality of the air we breathe in cannot be underestimated.
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Basically, if you are living in the city, you are more prone to exposure to many kinds of air pollutants such smokes, fouls smells, dust, etc. Air sterilizer, I believe nowadays has become as part of our household item such as tv, dvd or fridge as adding this item will further enchance our life and also people surrounding us to have healthy body mind and soul. My 2 cents. biggrin.gif
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post Aug 28 2006, 02:11 PM

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http://www.air-zone.com/ionsvsozone.html#difference


dun waste your rm599 !!! paying rm600 for a tiny ionizer?
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post Aug 29 2006, 03:39 PM

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actually, these would be a better guide:

http://www.epa.gov/iaq/pubs/ozonegen.html
http://www.epa.gov/iaq/pubs/residair.html
http://www.epa.gov/iaq/pubs/airclean.html
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use felton one,.. RM39.90...
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post Oct 19 2006, 09:00 AM

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mine costs around RM4000...rox
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post Oct 19 2006, 03:34 PM

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hey..what about felton...not bad wert...and nice fragrance also...put in room and can smell the nice smell..dam cool..sometimes u know la..guys smell stinks mah..haha..nan ren wei
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I am using atmosphere...
I feel it quite good.

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post Oct 20 2006, 11:09 PM

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ive been using the medklinn one for a while.. its very very good.. i use to have a really bad stuffed nose, but once i left it on overnight, it completely got rid of it?.

very good actually. i havent really had to worry about maintenance, just left it on 24/7 with very good results
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there is a new air purifier in the market now.
from woongjin coway, a korean manufacturer.

features- 6 filtration system

1. Pre-static filter - removes large dust, particles, pet hair.
2. Medium anti-bacterial filter.
3. Nano-silver and catechin HEPA filter - 0.3 micron.
4. RBD plasma filter - removes gas, odor, airborne virus, bacteria.
5. Catalyst filter - removers Volatile Organic Compound(VOCs).
6. AC Deodorizing Filter with active carbon - generation quantity of ozone under 0.005ppm.

price very reasonable - RM3,100 with free service n filter change for 2 years.
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of course air purifier is worth your money. malaysia's air pollution is very bad. and one every year basis there's the indonesia burning their forest giving us smog. so purifier comes in handy all the time. unless u wan to have problem with breathing later on.
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Hi bro,

I plan to buy Sharp air purifier with humidfier feature below. The prob is it dont have ionizer as what medklinn has, so should i get another ionizer on top of the air purifier? Thanks.

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PLASMACLUSTER AIR PURIFIER WITH HUMIDIFYING FUCNTION
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Guys, how about Panasonic F-P04DMZ?
http://www.panasonic.com.my/web/productsso...are/airpurifier

What do you think about it? And how about price?
I’m thinking to get one since our air is no longer clean as before.
This product has been approved by Suruhanjaya Tenaga.
http://www.st.gov.my/index.php?option=com_...imitstart=13850


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Wonder super8 is good?

They have promotion of paying RM888 and get two units

http://www.super8.com.my/index.php?mid=1865
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QUOTE(malaysianPotato @ Jul 4 2006, 05:03 PM)
it should be safe, its only releasing ions into the air, not like its spraying steam or moisture into the air, that would be bad.
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Hi i was just wondering how much is it to maintain your sharp.. just to get and idea for new sharp models i would think it would cost roughly about the same... has it sharp air filter broken down on you?

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QUOTE(wireshark @ Oct 6 2008, 09:01 AM)
Guys, how about Panasonic F-P04DMZ?
http://www.panasonic.com.my/web/productsso...are/airpurifier

What do you think about it? And how about price?
I’m thinking to get one since our air is no longer clean as before.
This product has been approved by Suruhanjaya Tenaga.
http://www.st.gov.my/index.php?option=com_...imitstart=13850
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Yeah... Anyone tried this Panasonic model?
I'm considering this unit as it is the only model (that i've found) that mentions capabilities of filtering animal dander.
I have 2 cats at home for about 18 mths now, I suspect my cats are releasing quite a bit of dander into the house.

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Hi everyone,
Jz wanna tell u all tat dun kep wif ozone especially MEDKLINN is produce ozone nt jz ION....


I had been air purifier marker a long period....wt I survey compare with many brands..I found diff function diff price
OF course maintenance higher as well...

Bt I found one new brand is LOW MAINTENANCE + LOWER UNIT PRICE...tats y I share my experience here....


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upon reading postings in this forum, i had also initially think of going for the Medklinn but when the AAQ sales rep told me that it releases ozone, i had second thoughts and went to purchase a Honeywell 40200 at RM498...

the sales rep told me that the earlier model of Medklinn had a gold colour top cover but after awhile, it faded which caused customers to complain about it...subsequently, the Medklinn people replace it with a black colour cover...

hmmm....anyone care to comment on this?
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QUOTE(alamdamai1 @ Jun 17 2009, 02:31 PM)
upon reading postings in this forum, i had also initially think of going for the Medklinn but when the AAQ sales rep told me that it releases ozone, i had second thoughts and went to purchase a Honeywell 40200 at RM498...

the sales rep told me that the earlier model of Medklinn had a gold colour top cover but after awhile, it faded which caused customers to complain about it...subsequently, the Medklinn people replace it with a black colour cover...

hmmm....anyone care to comment on this?
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u r rite..ozone enable to oxidize the plastic material casing....tat's y nw they change to black color n diff material....

ozone can be useful oso can be harmful...depend how u use tat...
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Hi everyone,

Have you ever used Austin Air cleaner (now available in Malaysia). the price is RM 2,2xx.00.
Is it the best of choice?

I live nearby KLCC and do not know where i can buy an air purifier/cleaner because there are few things to choose and I have know idea about which brand is the best ? my budget is 2k. I do worry that my newborn baby is sufferd much from dust in our living area.

Thanks for your prompt comment and advice.

Do.


QUOTE(Jacky710 @ Jun 17 2009, 11:47 PM)
u r rite..ozone enable to oxidize the plastic material casing....tat's y nw they change to black color n diff material....

ozone can be useful oso can be harmful...depend how u use tat...
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QUOTE(WMfan @ Jul 2 2009, 05:43 PM)
Hi everyone,

Have you ever used Austin Air cleaner (now available in Malaysia). the price is RM 2,2xx.00.
Is it the best of choice?

I live nearby KLCC and do not know where i can buy an air purifier/cleaner because there are few things to choose and I have know idea about which brand is the best ? my budget is 2k. I do worry that my newborn baby is sufferd much from dust in our living area.

Thanks for your prompt comment and advice.

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QUOTE(WMfan @ Jul 2 2009, 04:43 PM)
Hi everyone,

Have you ever used Austin Air cleaner (now available in Malaysia). the price is RM 2,2xx.00.
Is it the best of choice?

I live nearby KLCC and do not know where i can buy an air purifier/cleaner because there are few things to choose and I have know idea about which brand is the best ? my budget is 2k. I do worry that my newborn baby is sufferd much from dust in our living area.

Thanks for your prompt comment and advice.

Do.
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where can I find the Austin Air Cleaner ?
I was hoping to get a Sharp one but I read that Austin is one of the premium brands but I don't really see it being sold locally at places i regularly frequent.
Here's an old webpage that I found. though the models are mostly older ones, the information there is still useful:
http://www.air-purifier-power.com/top-10-air-purifiers.html

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QUOTE(nexro @ Jul 5 2009, 04:13 PM)
where can I find the Austin Air Cleaner ?
I was hoping to get a Sharp one but I read that Austin is one of the premium brands but I don't really see it being sold locally at places i regularly frequent.
Here's an old webpage that I found. though the models are mostly older ones, the information there is still useful:
http://www.air-purifier-power.com/top-10-air-purifiers.html
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Thank you very much alamdamai1 and nexro!

I bought one unit Austin healthmate + (small size) just now. It helps my baby sleeping a lot. The price is on promotion but still high. I have no choice but have to choose the best of the best, hopefully that will not made me disappointed.

BR,

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QUOTE(WMfan @ Jul 6 2009, 05:02 PM)
Thank you very much alamdamai1 and nexro!

I bought one unit Austin healthmate + (small size) just now. It helps my baby sleeping a lot. The price is on promotion but still high. I have no choice but have to choose the best of the best, hopefully that will not made me disappointed.

BR,
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could you share with us on your product usage experience with the Austin Health Mate Junior and how much did you purchase it?...

as for my self, i've just bought a brand new unit ENVIRACAIRE TRUE HEPA AIR PURIFIER 50250 from E-bay costing about RM1250 inclusive of custom import duty tax which is far more less than the 50311 which retails around RM2,800 in M'sia..

have just started to use the 50250 and wow!, i would like say this 50250 baby can really churn out large amount of fresh air!. In comparison to my Sharp FU-W53EW, the 50250 is able to deliver higher volume of filtered air when both units are operating at their fullest speed. Of course, at that speed, the 50250 is slighlty louder then the FU-W53EW but you would not much difference when the TV is on.

i don't really notice the Plasmacluster feature found in the FU-W53EW made any impact to the indoor room air quality 'freshness' as claimed by the product as i was led earlier to believe that it could generate the same air attributes that you can find in the mountains / forest! What a let down...

with the no nonsense 50250, i could detect the air odour is much better, probably due to its better quality HEPA & carbon prefilter unlike for the FU-W53EW which smells a little bit like plastic...no joke blush.gif

overall, i'm very satisfied with my purchase of the 50250 and would recommend it to others whom is looking for a good quality air purifier...
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QUOTE(alamdamai1 @ Jul 16 2009, 07:58 AM)
could you share with us on your product usage experience with the Austin Health Mate Junior and how much did you purchase it?...

as for my self, i've just bought a brand new unit ENVIRACAIRE TRUE HEPA AIR PURIFIER 50250 from E-bay costing about RM1250 inclusive of custom import duty tax which is far more less than the 50311 which retails around RM2,800 in M'sia..

have just started to use the 50250 and wow!, i would like say this 50250 baby can really churn out large amount of fresh air!. In comparison to my Sharp FU-W53EW, the 50250 is able to deliver higher volume of filtered air when both units are operating at their fullest speed. Of course, at that speed, the 50250 is slighlty louder then the FU-W53EW but you would not much difference when the TV is on.

i don't really notice the Plasmacluster feature found in the FU-W53EW made any impact to the indoor room air quality 'freshness' as claimed by the product as i was led earlier to believe that it could generate the same air attributes that you can find in the mountains / forest! What a let down...

with the no nonsense 50250, i could detect the air odour is much better, probably due to its better quality HEPA & carbon prefilter unlike for the FU-W53EW which smells a little bit like plastic...no joke blush.gif

overall, i'm very satisfied with my purchase of the 50250 and would recommend it to others whom is looking for a good quality air purifier...
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alamdamai1,

http://www.amazon.com/Honeywell-Permanent-...47702679&sr=8-2

1) Why are you paying RM1,250 for something that cost USD $170 brand new in Amazon.com??

2) Aren't MEDICAL EQUIPMENT like air filter are tax and import duty free??

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ahhh....good question....the 50250 actually only costs USD157 but as i need my purifier to be shipped with tracking facility & insurance coverage in the event it got lost, the 50250 which weighs 25lbs had to delivered with USPS Priority Shipping which costs about USD135...with the exchange rate of about 3.5, the total cost excluding tax would be RM1037....Custom Duty plus Pos M'sia Documentation Fees is at RM155 + 18 respectively....hence total cost would around RM1210 plus 40 for petrol & toll fees...

well, i did not really go indepth into the Customs Tariff whether an air purifier is a medical equipment or as a fan under Suruhanjaya Tenaga classification..nonetheless, comparing to paying RM3K for the old model 50311 in M'sia, it is really worth it... blush.gif

by the way, did i mention the 50250 HEPA filter is a permanent unit and do not to be replace apart for its carbon prefilter? that itself would pay off the initial investment cost over its lifetime usage.. rclxm9.gif

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QUOTE(alamdamai1 @ Jul 16 2009, 08:22 AM)
ahhh....good question....the 50250 actually only costs USD157 but as i need my purifier to be shipped with tracking facility & insurance coverage in the event it got lost, the 50250 which weighs 25lbs had to delivered with USPS Priority Shipping which costs about USD135...with the exchange rate of about 3.5, the total cost excluding tax would be RM1037....Custom Duty plus Pos M'sia Documentation Fees is at RM155 + 18 respectively....hence total cost would around RM1210 plus 40 for petrol & toll fees...

well, i did not really go indepth into the Customs Tariff whether an air purifier is a medical equipment or as a fan under Suruhanjaya Tenaga classification..nonetheless, comparing to paying RM3K for the old model 50311 in M'sia, it is really worth it... blush.gif

by the way, did i mention the 50250 HEPA filter is a permanent unit and do not to be replace apart for its carbon prefilter? that itself would pay off the initial investment cost over its lifetime usage.. rclxm9.gif
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1) BTW, I have 2 units at my home.

2) Those 2 units are replacement for my previous 2 units (older model) that lasted about 10 years.

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Dreamer, may i ask where did you purchase d Honeywell air purifiers? if from overseas, how did you bring it in? ie. izzit via check-in luggage or from postage / freight? care to share with us on your import experience?
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Dreamer, may i ask where did you purchase d Honeywell air purifiers? if from overseas, how did you bring it in? ie. izzit via check-in luggage or from postage / freight? care to share with us on your import experience?
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maybe this could be of help

http://www.aaq.com.my/catalog/Air-Cleaning...ONEYWELL-16200/


Anyone bought anything from aaq before?


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the 16200 is very suitable for small room applications of about 110sqft with 6 air change while the 50250 is specified for 375sqft with same amount of air change...

yes, i've bought the Honeywell 40200 from Jusco Balakong AAQ outlet which is specified for a room size of 210sqft..

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QUOTE(alamdamai1 @ Jul 17 2009, 08:34 AM)
the 16200 is very suitable for small room applications of about 110sqft with 6 air change while the 50250 is specified for 375sqft with same amount of air change...

yes, i've bought the Honeywell 40200 from Jusco Balakong AAQ outlet which is specified for a room size of 210sqft..
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Thanks alamdamai!
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Dreamer, may i ask where did you purchase d Honeywell air purifiers? if from overseas, how did you bring it in? ie. izzit via check-in luggage or from postage / freight? care to share with us on your import experience?
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alamdamai1,

I have enough family members that coming to / from USA, they just check in the air filer as luggage. We have never been taxed.

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QUOTE(alamdamai1 @ Jul 17 2009, 08:34 AM)
the 16200 is very suitable for small room applications of about 110sqft with 6 air change while the 50250 is specified for 375sqft with same amount of air change...

yes, i've bought the Honeywell 40200 from Jusco Balakong AAQ outlet which is specified for a room size of 210sqft..
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I heard that model are quite noise even at medium speed.
Is that true ?
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i did not purchase the Honeywell 16200 as its specified air change rate does not meet my requirements...

for the 40200, i would say it is much more quieter at full speed even though it is rated at 57dB compared to a stand fan which is very much more louder...

in fact, the 50250 at lowest speed is much more louder than the 40200 when in full speed...

of course, you can always anytime try out the 40200 at AAQ outlets and hear it youself on the loudness of the unit...

happy scouting...


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after reading some of the view by expert, i think the good one for air purifying and cleaner must be the Austin and Sharp Plasmacluster.
Honeywell is under the 3rd group and this gives some doubt for me.

But I wonder if the model in the review of the Top Air Cleaner for Sharp is the latest model?
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it all very depends on your requirements - budget & performance wise...

if pocket is bit restricted, then go for value for money...

but end of the day, always go for air purifier that has a CADR rating...the higher the better...

i've got the Sharp FU-W53EW with no CADR rating and comparing side by side with my Honeywell 50250, the former only scores in having a highly sensitive dust sensor which is not a necessity...

your can read a brief product review in my earlier posting #51...
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QUOTE(hackwire @ Aug 7 2009, 12:15 AM)
after reading some of the view by expert, i think the good one for air purifying and cleaner must be the Austin and Sharp Plasmacluster.
Honeywell is under the 3rd group and this gives some doubt for me.

But I wonder if the model in the review of the Top Air Cleaner for Sharp is the latest model?
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hackwire,

Those review are done outside of Malaysia. Malaysia as in other tropical countries has very high humidity. And, we do not run our air conditioner 24/7. In western countries, they have low humidity and centralized air con that do not expose their house to outside air. Hence, all those air ionizer and plasma stuff DOES NOT WORK in Malaysian house. It only works in an air-con room with air-con running 24/7. This is basic high school physic. Humidity discharge ion aka electrical charges.

I had tried air ionizer in my car and it still does not work in Malaysia.

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Well, does all the marketing gimmick on air purifier works in Malaysia?

Currently with the hazy condition, will the air purifier/air ionizer good for the people?
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hackwire,

Those review are done outside of Malaysia.  Malaysia as in other tropical countries has very high humidity.  And, we do not run our air conditioner 24/7.  In western countries, they have low humidity and centralized air con that do not expose their house to outside air. Hence, all those air ionizer and plasma stuff DOES NOT WORK in Malaysian house.  It only works in an air-con room with air-con running 24/7.  This is basic high school physic.  Humidity discharge ion aka electrical charges.

I had tried air ionizer in my car and it still does not work in Malaysia.

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You have the point on that too but what is the Best Air Purifier for Malaysia weather?
So we have to separate out the needs according to this :

1) Indoor ( Air Conditioning Room)
2) Indoor (Living Hall Area)

I think for air conditioning room will be for the Sharp Plasma as the living hall we need air cleaner instead of purifier. Air cleaner like honeywell or the Austen in USA....correct me if im wrong.
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I saw there a Medklinn product. It can be plugged into the ciggy port in the car. Was wondering how much it cost? Design looks nice too.

Anyone knows how much? Came across this from a leaflet distributed in Maluri Jaya Jusco.

Regards, Joey

p.s: AIKS! "dreamer101" mentioned ionizer wouldn't work in Malaysia due to humidity issues. Oh bummer!

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are there any distributor in malaysia selling alen or IQ Air?

Here are some good air purifier made for haze and wildfire

http://www.air-purifiers-america.com/categ...ifiers&fl=Smoke

will i be tax for importing this air purifier into malaysia?
I saw in you tube, that honeywell really make a lot of noise for the 50XXx model.

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i agree with the statement that all those plasma generator do not effectively trapped or remove micro particles, ie. PM < 10, from the air...as long as you have a HEPA filte, it would do fine....

for the tax issue, don't worry, as it wouldn't cost you much...check my post #716 in the below thread...

http://forum.lowyat.net/topic/433543/+700

in regard to the noise issue for Honeywell 50XXX model, it would be very noisy if you put in a small air-conditioned space..as for me, i'm using it for a large size area with natural ventilation only, aka fans...its sound level is just as high as the fan sound...


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thanks alam, i prefer to buy the alen one with ultra violet ray to kill bacteria. i feel for the living hall and large space, the solution to clean air is to ventilate the house every morning and on the fan. as for haze, since i am mostly in the room at night, alen air purifier is the best option . honeywell, i don't think is practical because if your house is always not ventilated than this is alright.
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pls do pls share with us on your future experience in using an Alen Purifier in this thread and how you purchase it in the 'buy / importing' thread so that other members could learn something from you also...good luck...
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yes i will find out and post the review for this brand as it was recommended by many customers there.
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people say this quite good.
http://forum.lowyat.net/index.php?showtopic=976801&hl=

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QUOTE(wen9x88 @ Aug 14 2009, 09:53 AM)
hmmm...ur 'Unamed' air purifier product has the same CADR rating with the Honeywell 50250 with dust particle sensor like the Sharp FU-W53EW...

where izzit made from may i ask?
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By the way, if the product is certified by the AHAM , you have to tell us the Brand to check in AHAM website whether its a scam or not.


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how about humidifier?? hmm.gif

izit jus a thing dat substitute for a fan?? icon_question.gif

jus wana noe n lazy search at google tongue.gif
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By the way, which air purifier consume less electricity??
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By the way, which air purifier consume less electricity??
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question is whether u want a good air suction or poor suction? high suction will consume more electricity.
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question is whether u want a good air suction or poor suction? high suction will consume more electricity.
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all air purifiers are essentially a fan appliance where their power consumptions are similar to a table, ceiling or stand fan wattage rating, ie. ranging from 40W to 80W to 120W depending on your model....
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QUOTE(alamdamai1 @ Aug 18 2009, 08:02 AM)
all air purifiers are essentially a fan appliance where their power consumptions are similar to a table, ceiling or stand fan wattage rating, ie. ranging from 40W to 80W to 120W depending on your model....
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I see. Thank you very much. !! rclxms.gif
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are there any distributor in malaysia selling alen or IQ Air?

Here are some good air purifier made for haze and wildfire

http://www.air-purifiers-america.com/categ...ifiers&fl=Smoke

will i be tax for importing this air purifier into malaysia?
I saw in you tube, that honeywell really make a lot of noise for the 50XXx model.
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Dear All,

We are IQAir Malaysia Dealer. For more information please login to http://www.yewkit.com/iqair.

DEMO can be arrange, let us help you to test your House/Office Air Quality.


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can u pm me the price for the model u r selling pls. thanks
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Hi All,

Just to share. AAF (American Air Filter) now having new launch promotion of PurAir 400A.
About 40% discount from retail price for pre-launch promotion.

Retail price: RM1499/unit
New launch promotion: RM888/unit

Briefly, this unit have 6 levels of filtration system to ensure your Indoor Air Quality (IAQ).
Especially, the HEPA filter (99.99% @ 0.3um) for Haze filtration and UV lights for virus & bacteria killing.
Gas phase filter for Odors filtration.
It is a improve version of PurAir 400.

FYI, AAF is a MNC company specialize on industrial filter manufacturing.
Includes Cleanroom HEPA & ULPA, Turbine intake filter, commercial building filter, pulp & paper mils filtration system etc.

Any one interested or more detail needed you can PM me.

Promotion period: 17 Aug to 16 Sept 2009.
Just for once.

Thank you!

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Hi All,

Just to share. AAF (American Air Filter) now having new launch promotion of PurAir 400A.
About 40% discount from retail price for pre-launch promotion.

Retail price: RM1499/unit
New launch promotion: RM888/unit

Briefly, this unit have 6 levels of filtration system to ensure your Indoor Air Quality (IAQ).
Especially, the HEPA filter (99.99% @ 0.3um) for Haze filtration and UV lights for virus & bacteria killing.
Gas phase filter for Odors filtration.
It is a improve version of PurAir 400.

FYI, AAF is a MNC company specialize on industrial filter manufacturing.
Includes Cleanroom HEPA & ULPA, Turbine intake filter, commercial building filter, pulp & paper mils filtration system etc.

Any one interested or more detail needed you can PM me.

Promotion period: 17 Aug to 16 Sept 2009.
Just for once.

Thank you!

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I received news from AAF factory side that they decided to shorten the pre-launch promotion period from 16 Sept 2009 to 31 Aug 2009.
And will release PurAir 400A to open market. If you still interested on PurAir 400A, you can get it from any Jusco outlet or any AAF distributor.

Once again thanks for your interest on AAF product.
Thank you!

Regards,
RayV

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Hi all,

Anybody has any ideas about the new purifier from Medklinn? The Havens now no more already. Replaced by Asens, Asens Premium. Dunno whether good or not....
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Appreciate everyone's comments. I just landed here a month ago from Hong Kong where pollution is the talk of the town. After reading these links below, there was only one choice for me and my family and that was the very best premium air purifier on the market today at an affordable price. This is why Alen is the #1 Air Purifier in North America!

• http://www.air-purifiers-america.com/ed_AP...ults-detail.asp
• http://www.air-purifiers-america.com/compa...n.asp?tag=smoke
• http://www.consumersearch.com/www/house_an.../air-purifiers/


Added on September 11, 2009, 12:08 amOnly air purifiers like the ALEN PARALDA that use "True" HEPA Media filters should be used. The filter was developed during World War II by the Atomic Energy Commission and it was designed to remove and capture radioactive dust particles from the air which might escape and present a health hazard to the researchers. The "True" HEPA filter was specifically designed to protect the Human Respiratory System. Even the CDC guidelines (Center for Disease Control and Prevention) for the transmission of tuberculosis (TB) recommend that only HEPA filters with an efficiency of 99.97% tested at 0.3 microns particle size be used.

WHAT ARE MICRONS?

A micron is a measure of length: "1 micron equals 1 millionth of a meter!". A particle that is 10 microns or less in size is not visible to the naked human eye.

Examples of some common air contaminants and their size in microns:

* Respirable Suspended Particulates (Industrial Pollution) ..(< 10 microns)
* Human Hair ......................................... (70 - 100 microns)
* Human Sneeze ................................. (10 - 100 microns)
* Pet Dander .......................................... (0.5 - 100 microns)
* Pollen ................................................... (5 - 100 microns)
* Spores from Plants .............................. (6 - 100 microns)
* Mold...................................................... (2 - 20 microns)
* Smoke ................................................... (.01 - 1 micron)
* Dust Mite Debris ................................. (0.5 - 50 microns)
* Household Dust ................................. (.05 - 100 microns)
* Skin Flakes ........................................... (0.4 - 10 microns)
* Bacteria................................................. (0.35 - 10 microns)

Its important to know this vital information to understand which air purifiers can effectively eliminate various contaminants.

I chose the Alen Paralda because its the first air purifier that is completely lead free, ozone safe, and Energy star qualified by the U.S Department of Energy and U.S Environmental Protection Agency. Meaning its extremely energy efficient. You would actually be able to pay for your air purifier in energy savings.

Here are the technical specs:

*Power Consumption: 55W
*Energy Consumption by fan speed: 1: 19W, 2: 29W, 3: 41W, 4: 55W
*Power Supply: 220V
*Controls: Electronic with light touch activation
*Room Size: For use in bedrooms, family rooms, offices
*Clock: Yes, 24 hour programmable (set speeds for when your at home or out at work)


*Dimensions: 7"W x 11"D x 28"H
*Unit Weight: 15 lbs
*Warranty: Lifetime
*Fan Speeds: 4
*HEPA filter efficiency: 99.97%
*HEPA filter life: 6-9 months continuous use
*UV lamp life: 3-5 years
*Noise level: 39 dBA on low - 60 dBA on high

-Extremely quiet operation

- Particles/waste/dust are either eliminated or contained to 99.7% by the highest quality Hepa media filter and they are not hiding inside the machine.

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just bought the sharp 840 air purifier with humidfying action...for RM1200.... and 1st use got strong odour...


Added on September 14, 2009, 11:09 pm

how much is the Austin healthmate cost in malaysia ?? thanks

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By looking on AAF PurAir200 and Sharp FU-S25E at same price RM699.

Both have Prefilter, Activated Carbon Filter , Hepa Filter BUT AAF have extra Photo catalyst net with 2 pcs UV light? It is good to have?

The next thing is how much cost for Carbon and HEPA filter? I hear AAF is expensive? Any 1 use this 2 product?

>>Reply from AAQ about the Carbon and Hepa cost.
AAF200 HEPA RM82 + Carbon RM78 = RM 160
FU-25 HEPA RM125 + CARBON RM73 = RM198


please comment. Thanks.

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i would recommend York cairre 1000

it is worth ur money... it gots like up to 9 layer of filtration processes....

most air purifier got HEPA... but not many got UV light to kill virus.. n not many got titanium appetite to neutralise VOC

and even those got... it`l lreach few K

but York caire 1000 only bout 700++


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>>Reply from AAQ about the Carbon and Hepa cost.
AAF200 HEPA RM82 + Carbon RM78 = RM 160
FU-25 HEPA RM125 + CARBON RM73 = RM198

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yeap about that price....

it depends on the atmosphere.. average can use up to 2 years

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According to AAQ, Sharp FU-25 is discontinue model soon?
So will it hard to buy the filter after 2-3 year later?

Currently i have Super 8 at room and car, and i dun think it really work after use it for few year.

At this moment, AAF and Sharp is in my mind. < Rm700 for small room.


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i would recommend York cairre 1000

it is worth ur money... it gots like up to 9 layer of filtration processes....

most air purifier got HEPA... but not many got UV light to kill virus.. n not many got titanium appetite to neutralise VOC

and even those got... it`l lreach few K

but York caire 1000 only bout 700++


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yeap about that price....

it depends on the atmosphere.. average can use up to 2 years
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Cannot find York model at AAQ since their major business in on Air cleaner system.
Where you buy it?

But look on the DESIGN is almost same like AAF200? York no remote control?

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QUOTE(wrb7878 @ Sep 15 2009, 05:57 PM)
According to AAQ, Sharp FU-25 is discontinue model soon?
So will it hard to buy the filter after 2-3 year later?

Currently i have Super 8 at room and car, and i dun think it really work after use it for few year.

At this moment, AAF and Sharp is in my mind. < Rm700 for small room.


Added on September 15, 2009, 6:04 pm

Cannot find York model at AAQ since their major business in on Air cleaner system.
Where you buy it?

But look on the DESIGN is almost same like AAF200? York no remote control?
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i think the new replacement model for Sharp FU25 is the FU28...i bought it recently..cost below RM700...
i think sharp filters should be easily purchase from electrical shops or air filter specialist...cause
it is very popular...

is AAF a malaysian company ? who r the dealers in malaysia ?
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Hello All, something to share. Alen Air Purifiers are #1 overall in performance, price and quality!

I have to be honest, I got sucked in by the marketing on the SHARP Plasma-cluster along with some reviews but all were based on price. I went down the track of the IQ AIR based on what I feel was an over rotation to get something that could not be disputed but price was beyond acceptable.

Going back to the SHARP models, there was NO WAY of guaranteeing if the product actually worked unless you had high end testing equipment and do a before after test.

I was absolutely stuck!

The proof therefore was very simple! When I ran the Alen Paralda there was a noticeable and REAL difference in our health, especially my wife's, who is suffering after a 6 year stay in HK. Dry throat, running nose, cough, all gone in only 3 days.

Further, I am now running Paralda in all of my bedrooms and run a model A375 Multi Gas in my living room which is absolutely excellent.

Again, while stating the obvious that you cannot put a price on you and your families health, may I submit that Alen has designed Air Purifiers which DELIVER what is advertised at a price most affordable!

One small note, the Alen Paralda is the only Energy Star Qualified unit I have seen on the market today. The difference in the premium (which again is not anywhere near what you would think), will pay for itself and one big issue that everyone does not account for is noise. The Paralda is so quiet, you wont even know its on.

I hope this helps everyone with their decision as it took over 2 years and making the wrong decisions to bring me to these conclusions.

FYI, I contact AlenCorpAsia, and understand the SE Asian office will be based in Kuala Lumpur and product line available in the next 6-8 weeks.

If you can hold on and make the correct purchase the first time, unlike me, it will be very much worth it.
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QUOTE(HW-Racer @ Sep 15 2009, 09:57 PM)
i think the new replacement model for Sharp FU25 is the FU28...i bought it recently..cost below RM700...
i think sharp filters should be easily purchase from electrical shops or air filter specialist...cause
it is very popular...

is AAF a malaysian company ? who r the dealers in malaysia ?
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Where u buy Fu-28 < rm700? wat is diff between FU25 and FU28? sensor?

AAQ quote me RM806 for FU28, corporate discount 106. Net = rm700.

All type of filter can get from AAQ as well since they are main business on all type of brand as well.

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QUOTE(wrb7878 @ Sep 16 2009, 12:40 PM)
Where u buy Fu-28 < rm700? wat is diff between FU25 and FU28? sensor?

AAQ quote me RM806 for FU28, corporate discount 106. Net = rm700.

All type of filter can get from AAQ as well since they are main business on all type of brand as well.
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where is AAQ ?

I bought a FU28 <RM700 and another unit KC-840E with humifdying function for around RM1200
at Legend SS2 PJ...(look for the boss Mr. Alan)

but after reading on IQswiss, and AUSTIN brand... looks like the really good brands(specialist)
for Air purifier/cleaners are IQ SWISS (got distributor...in cheras, but expensive...cost more than
RM4K.... ,) and AUSTIN brand (distributor in Seri Petaling, cheaper model around RM2200, and another
model RM4K + ) ....and now Alen brand... others are MNC with multiple products....
not sure whether effective or not... biggrin.gif

and now planning to get a unit for my living room...maybe I want to try those specialist Brands
such as Austin or Alen...and my budget around RM2K to RM3K...

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I just bought an air treatment system that can filter influenza A virus, Coxsackie, SARS viruses and etc. laugh.gif

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Cannot find York model at AAQ since their major business in on Air cleaner system.
Where you buy it?

But look on the DESIGN is almost same like AAF200? York no remote control?
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If anybody interested on YORK air purifier, kindly call their hotline at 03-7718 8388.
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QUOTE(HW-Racer @ Sep 16 2009, 10:38 PM)
where is AAQ ?

I bought a FU28 <RM700 and another unit KC-840E with humifdying function for around RM1200
at Legend SS2  PJ...(look for the boss Mr. Alan)

but after reading on IQswiss, and AUSTIN brand... looks like the really good brands(specialist)
for Air purifier/cleaners are IQ SWISS (got distributor...in cheras, but expensive...cost more than
RM4K.... ,) and  AUSTIN brand (distributor in Seri Petaling, cheaper model around RM2200, and another
model RM4K + ) ....and now Alen brand... others are MNC with multiple products....
not sure whether effective or not...  biggrin.gif

and now planning to get a unit for my living room...maybe I want to try those specialist Brands
such as Austin or Alen...and my budget around RM2K to RM3K...
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AAQ at ss2 as well, same row with Poh Kong. Where is Legeng pula? electric shop?

I think for room my budget is < 1K. no need so high tech. tongue.gif
If PurAir400A sell by RayV Rm888, maybe i will get this unit.
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QUOTE(HW-Racer @ Sep 15 2009, 09:57 PM)
i think the new replacement model for Sharp FU25 is the FU28...i bought it recently..cost below RM700...
i think sharp filters should be easily purchase from electrical shops or air filter specialist...cause
it is very popular...

is AAF a malaysian company ? who r the dealers in malaysia ?
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Hi HW-Racer,

AAF (American Air Filter) is not a Malaysian company but it is a MNC company which headquarter in US.
AAF are specialize in air filter manufacturing, start from commercial to clean room filter and even Heavy industry filter such as power plant, turbine etc.

PurAir range product are designed for household and office use for AAF Asia market.

Dealer in Malaysia include AAQ, Jusco etc.



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Hi HW-Racer,

AAF (American Air Filter) is not a Malaysian company but it is a MNC company which headquarter in US.
AAF are specialize in air filter manufacturing, start from commercial to clean room filter and even Heavy industry filter such as power plant, turbine etc.

PurAir range product are designed for household and office use for AAF Asia market.

Dealer in Malaysia include AAQ, Jusco etc.
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i already bought 2 units of Sharp KC840(RM1200) & FU28 (<RM700)...for the bedrooms....now looking for something for the living room hmm.gif
can I use this AAF PurAir 400 in the living room ? ...i think RM888 is quite reasonable price..


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Added on September 17, 2009, 11:37 pm
read somewhere that Ozone is not good for health if too much...BTW i wonder

if Ozone = Ioniser = Plasmacluster (sharp) ???

so better buy air cleaner without Ioniser function ??? icon_question.gif


Added on September 18, 2009, 12:04 am
QUOTE(Onemorething @ Sep 16 2009, 09:16 AM)
Hello All, something to share.  Alen Air Purifiers are #1 overall in performance, price and quality!

I have to be honest, I got sucked in by the marketing on the SHARP Plasma-cluster along with some reviews but all were based on price. I went down the track of the IQ AIR based on what I feel was an over rotation to get something that could not be disputed but price was beyond acceptable.

Going back to the SHARP models, there was NO WAY of guaranteeing if the product actually worked unless you had high end testing equipment and do a before after test.

I was absolutely stuck!

The proof therefore was very simple! When I ran the Alen Paralda there was a noticeable and REAL difference in our health, especially my wife's, who is suffering after a 6 year stay in HK. Dry throat, running nose, cough, all gone in only 3 days.

Further, I am now running Paralda in all of my bedrooms and run a model A375 Multi Gas in my living room which is absolutely excellent.

Again, while stating the obvious that you cannot put a price on you and your families health, may I submit that Alen has designed Air Purifiers which DELIVER what is advertised at a price most affordable!

One small note, the Alen Paralda is the only Energy Star Qualified unit I have seen on the market today. The difference in the premium (which again is not anywhere near what you would think), will pay for itself and one big issue that everyone does not account for is noise. The Paralda is so quiet, you wont even know its on.

I hope this helps everyone with their decision as it took over 2 years and making the wrong decisions to bring me to these conclusions.

FYI, I contact AlenCorpAsia, and understand the SE Asian office will be based in Kuala Lumpur and product line available in the next 6-8 weeks.

If you can hold on and make the correct purchase the first time, unlike me, it will be very much worth it.
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Onemorethiing....do u have the contact numbers for Alen Air purifier office in KL ?

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if wanna buy air purifier, better look for performance but not brand. It shld suit purpose - clean air. Dirty air will cause sensitive nose, eyes irritating, coughing, asthma. If brand fantastic but can't bring fresh air, why shld I buy it?
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Hi All,

Anyone know PURAIR 400A still selling RM888? Where selling this with best price? contact?

Thank you


QUOTE(RayV @ Aug 22 2009, 12:48 PM)
Hi All,

Just to share. AAF (American Air Filter) now having new launch promotion of PurAir 400A.
About 40% discount from retail price for pre-launch promotion.

Retail price: RM1499/unit
New launch promotion: RM888/unit

Briefly, this unit have 6 levels of filtration system to ensure your Indoor Air Quality (IAQ).
Especially, the HEPA filter (99.99% @ 0.3um) for Haze filtration and UV lights for virus & bacteria killing.
Gas phase filter for Odors filtration.
It is a improve version of PurAir 400.

FYI, AAF is a MNC company specialize on industrial filter manufacturing.
Includes Cleanroom HEPA & ULPA, Turbine intake filter, commercial building filter, pulp & paper mils filtration system etc.

Any one interested or more detail needed you can PM me.

Promotion period: 17 Aug to 16 Sept 2009.
Just for once.

Thank you!

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Added on August 27, 2009, 10:25 pm

Hi All,

I received news from AAF factory side that they decided to shorten the pre-launch promotion period from 16 Sept 2009 to 31 Aug 2009.
And will release PurAir 400A to open market. If you still interested on PurAir 400A, you can get it from any Jusco outlet or any AAF distributor.

Once again thanks for your interest on AAF product.
Thank you!

Regards,
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Promotion is end on last friday. now market is selling at RM1499.

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Everyone is getting into the Air Purifier market these days it seems. I again must emphasize the importance of spending more money on something that is proven, tested and then clearly receives a real positive conclusion from the end users (the consumer).

I have done all my research for over 2 years to come to the conclusion to use Alen Air Purifiers! WHY, they absolutely work, you will notice a difference! They have been tested by the top independent labs in the established Air Purifier Markets and come out on top!

Finally, they are as good as the top Air Purifiers used in hospitals but at a price lower than its closer competitor IQAir! It is my understanding the IQAir 250 sold in KL is around $4200RM and that Alen may be priced around $2880RM introductory which is less than 30% less expensive, considerably smaller, beautiful tower design (if that is important to you) and is whisper quiet (VERY IMPORTANT FOR SLEEPING).

SHARP AP's do not even fall into the high performance range but if you want to compare, they are only priced 25% less than Alen from my initial calculations.

Just like some purchases in life, you should not put a price on your air quality and health, however it is my understanding that Alen Corp. was built on the principal of bringing the very best performance to the consumer so price was a major consideration and why they have been so successful.

I have three Paralda's, one for each of my childrens rooms and our master bedroom and the awesome A375 which does all the hard work in my combined living room/dining area. Each Paralda also covers 400sqft while the A375 handles 800sqft.

Hope this helps!


Added on September 22, 2009, 4:47 pmHello All,

I understand that the new MD for SE Asia for Alen is setting up in KL already and will likely release the Paralda and A375UV for direct introduction in the next 3-4 weeks.

They will be targeting the major retailers as it seems there has been many requested to date.

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I bought the sharp plasmacluster KC840E recently at RM1200...it is much cheaper than the Alen air purifier...
and i understand that sharp is the proprietor of the plasmacluster (discharge positive & negative ion technology)
???
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The Air Purifier should have at the very least a HEPA Filter, UV Filter and Ionizer. Then once you have these it is how these three are tested/perform and the quality of each working together to clean the air. Tested Effectiveness for the highest performers are 98% or greater.

As discussed, you get what you pay for and to be honest, I have yet to see any of the SHARP models measure up in the independent tests.

Furthermore, I have owned one and could not qualify or quantify if it was actually working as there was no improvement in our health however this was not the case with Alen. It made a REAL difference immediately (2-3 days). From sore throats, coughing and nasal problems, all seemed to be cleared up.

I am not knocking SHARP AP's but after owning their top Plasmacluster Model from 2008, I was not convinced it was doing me any good.


Added on September 25, 2009, 9:36 amHello All, this was written by the MD for Alen Asia about HEPA and the other values of Alen and or other high performance Air Purifiers like IQ Air.

Even at the high end of the market with IQAIR & ALEN, Alen is leading the way in providing the absolute best and innovative product at affordable prices. Why would you settle for anything less! See below!

"I think most people need to realize that a good air purifier not only has HEPA but other technologies to remove various pollutants. What really sets Alen apart is we offer a multi-filtration technology I think this will answer most of your questions.

Also note that even in other air purifiers its not the HEPA filter that removes gases from our home but the other little known technologies that are incorporated in to a high performance air purifier like IQ or Alen and this is why different models / options are offered.


Alen filtration technologies can be turned on or off depending on what you're trying to achieve.

1ST TECHNOLOGY

Photo-Catalytic Oxidation

Our A375UV is best in class and only air purifier out there that can permanently remove a wide range of gases, volatile organic compounds, smoke, ammonia, etc.. Other gas air purifiers typically use carbon, which can be a problem because carbon stores gases which can be released at a later whereas our solution permanently eliminates the gas/odor on contact. Exclusive targeted technology was developed to address specific indoor air pollutants by PhD chemists and patented.

The A375UV includes UV-PCO(UV Photo Catalytic Oxidation) technology to reduce the levels of VOC's. The interaction of UV-C light and a permanent titanium dioxide (TiO2) grid serves as a photocatalyst to carry out hydrolysis (ie.to break water into hydrogen and oxygen). As TiO2 is exposed to UV light, it becomes increasingly hydrophilic; thus, it can be used reduce concentrations of airborne pollutants such as volatile organic compounds into harmless elements. Ya, we pack a lot of technology into our little air purifiers! As a safety feature, the UV-C lights and titanium dioxide grid are located on the inner most section of the A375UV.


SECOND TECHNOLOGY

UV Light (ultraviolet)

Our UV air purifiers have been tested to eliminate over 96%,

Ultraviolet light kills microorganisms by damaging the DNA. UV radiation disrupts the chemical bonds that hold the atoms of DNA together in the microorganism. If enough of these defects accumulate on a microorganism's DNA its replication is inhibited, thereby rendering it harmless. If the damage is severe enough, the bacteria cannot repair the damage and will die.

Bacteria are single cell microorganisms that exist everywhere. They are often 0.2 to 5 microns in diameter and most do not create an issue for people. But the ones that can present problems are pretty bad problems:

* Staphylococcus aureus are bacteria known to cause "staph" infections.
* Klebsiella pneumonia is a bacteria that can cause pneumonia.
* E Coli is a bacteria that is often associated with food poisoning but it also exists in the air and can affect the respiratory system.

3RD TECHNOLOGY

NEW Silver Ion HEPA Filtration (Silver has been around for thousands of year and hopefully one of the answers to reduce swine flu)

The new Silver Ion HEPA filter eliminates up to 99% of bacteria, up to 50% of viruses that cause influenza and 99% of airborne allergens. The Silver Ion HEPA filter is coated with Silver Ion, which is antimicrobial. This keeps germs from developing inside the unit and prevents bacteria from being blown into the air. Silver Ion coatings greatly reduce the presence of fungi and bacteria within five minutes of operation. Through a process of denaturation and oxidation, the structure of the enzyme that produces oxygen gets detached and silver ion particles produce reactive oxygen in the air which works to destroy over 650 types of bacteria. Toxic to viruses and bacteria, silver ion is harmless to humans.


4TH TECHNOLOGY

True Hepa

This is the same filter technology as recommended by the US Department of Homeland Security to remove harmful airborne particles in a terrorist threat. Tested at over 1,000% better than the leading ionic air purifier and up to 50% better than leading HEPA type air purifiers by the world's leading independent test.

We have more developments on the way but this should do for now. Thanks for you're question."


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Hi..

anyone bother to buy panasonic air filter/purifier? why not? plan to get one.
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Good news for the possible massive flu season. Our new Silver Ion Hepa filters available for all models will be arriving mid-September from the U.S

The new Silver Ion HEPA filter eliminates up to 98% of bacteria, up to 50% of viruses that cause influenza and 99% of airborne allergens. The Silver Ion HEPA filter is coated with Silver Ion, which is antimicrobial. This keeps germs from developing inside the unit and prevents bacteria from being blown into the air. Silver Ion coatings greatly reduce the presence of fungi and bacteria within five minutes of operation. Through a process of denaturation and oxidation, the structure of the enzyme that produces oxygen gets detached and silver ion particles produce reactive oxygen in the air which works to destroy over 650 types of bacteria. Toxic to viruses and bacteria, silver ion is harmless to humans.

To see a diagram on how it works follow this link:

http://www.alencorpasia.com/v/vspfiles/ass...silvernano2.jpg

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anyone bother to buy panasonic air filter/purifier? why not? plan to get one.
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i won't buy it coz no uv light, can't kill virus.
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im planning to get one air purifier and budget below RM1k.. can anyone suggest me the best brand and model for my room.. size 13 feet x 8 feet.. The main reason is DUST!! to make sure the dust that flying around my room to go away!! Because it really does distract me 100%.. Suggest to me pls..!! Desperate to get one..!!
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QUOTE(Onemorething @ Sep 22 2009, 11:51 PM)
The Air Purifier should have at the very least a HEPA Filter, UV Filter and Ionizer.  Then once you have these it is how these three are tested/perform and the quality of each working together to clean the air.  Tested Effectiveness for the highest performers are 98% or greater.

As discussed, you get what you pay for and to be honest, I have yet to see any of the SHARP models measure up in the independent tests. 

Furthermore, I have owned one and could not qualify or quantify if it was actually working as there was no improvement in our health however this was not the case with Alen.  It made a REAL difference immediately (2-3 days).  From sore throats, coughing and nasal problems, all seemed to be cleared up.

I am not knocking SHARP AP's but after owning their top Plasmacluster Model from 2008, I was not convinced it was doing me any good.


Added on September 25, 2009, 9:36 amHello All, this was written by the MD for Alen Asia about HEPA and the other values of Alen and or other high performance Air Purifiers like IQ Air. 

Even at the high end of the market with IQAIR & ALEN, Alen is leading the way in providing the absolute best and innovative product at affordable prices.  Why would you settle for anything less!  See below!

"I think most people need to realize that a good air purifier not only has HEPA but other technologies to remove various pollutants. What really sets Alen apart is we offer a multi-filtration technology I think this will answer most of your questions.

Also note that even in other air purifiers its not the HEPA filter that removes gases from our home but the other little known technologies that are incorporated in to a high performance air purifier like IQ or Alen and this is why different models / options are offered.
Alen filtration technologies can be turned on or off depending on what you're trying to achieve.

1ST TECHNOLOGY

Photo-Catalytic Oxidation

Our A375UV is best in class and only air purifier out there that can permanently remove a wide range of gases, volatile organic compounds, smoke, ammonia, etc.. Other gas air purifiers typically use carbon, which can be a problem because carbon stores gases which can be released at a later whereas our solution permanently eliminates the gas/odor on contact. Exclusive targeted technology was developed to address specific indoor air pollutants by PhD chemists and patented.

The A375UV includes UV-PCO(UV Photo Catalytic Oxidation) technology to reduce the levels of VOC's. The interaction of UV-C light and a permanent titanium dioxide (TiO2) grid serves as a photocatalyst to carry out hydrolysis (ie.to break water into hydrogen and oxygen). As TiO2 is exposed to UV light, it becomes increasingly hydrophilic; thus, it can be used reduce concentrations of airborne pollutants such as volatile organic compounds into harmless elements. Ya, we pack a lot of technology into our little air purifiers! As a safety feature, the UV-C lights and titanium dioxide grid are located on the inner most section of the A375UV.
SECOND TECHNOLOGY

UV Light (ultraviolet)

Our UV air purifiers have been tested to eliminate over 96%,

Ultraviolet light kills microorganisms by damaging the DNA. UV radiation disrupts the chemical bonds that hold the atoms of DNA together in the microorganism. If enough of these defects accumulate on a microorganism's DNA its replication is inhibited, thereby rendering it harmless. If the damage is severe enough, the bacteria cannot repair the damage and will die.

Bacteria are single cell microorganisms that exist everywhere. They are often 0.2 to 5 microns in diameter and most do not create an issue for people. But the ones that can present problems are pretty bad problems:

* Staphylococcus aureus are bacteria known to cause "staph" infections.
* Klebsiella pneumonia is a bacteria that can cause pneumonia.
* E Coli is a bacteria that is often associated with food poisoning but it also exists in the air and can affect the respiratory system.

3RD TECHNOLOGY

NEW Silver Ion HEPA Filtration (Silver has been around for thousands of year and hopefully one of the answers to reduce swine flu)

The new Silver Ion HEPA filter eliminates up to 99% of bacteria, up to 50% of viruses that cause influenza and 99% of airborne allergens. The Silver Ion HEPA filter is coated with Silver Ion, which is antimicrobial. This keeps germs from developing inside the unit and prevents bacteria from being blown into the air. Silver Ion coatings greatly reduce the presence of fungi and bacteria within five minutes of operation. Through a process of denaturation and oxidation, the structure of the enzyme that produces oxygen gets detached and silver ion particles produce reactive oxygen in the air which works to destroy over 650 types of bacteria. Toxic to viruses and bacteria, silver ion is harmless to humans.
4TH TECHNOLOGY

True Hepa

This is the same filter technology as recommended by the US Department of Homeland Security to remove harmful airborne particles in a terrorist threat. Tested at over 1,000% better than the leading ionic air purifier and up to 50% better than leading HEPA type air purifiers by the world's leading independent test.

We have more developments on the way but this should do for now. Thanks for you're question."
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Added on October 11, 2009, 6:13 amPls provide me the website abt this alen Asia air purifier, I wld like to seek consultation if situation is allowed. my children recently r facing nose block and hv been hvg a night cough very often, almost feed him the doc medicine like a normal drinking water!

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looks like air purifier getting cheaper.... saw a few new models from SHARP and also Phillips at Best Denki & Harvey Norman...all
below RM1K.... I got my sharp plasmacluster KC840e with humidfying function at RM1200
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For me, there are 2 things that I feel is the most important when buying an air purifier.

1. HEPA filter - need to read carefully, make sure is a real HEPA because there are a lot of company claims HEPA filter but actually not, a lot of them are HEPA-alike filter. The main function of HEPA filter is to filter up particles (viruses and bacterial) found in air, and a HEPA filter is able to filter up 99.7% of 0.03 micron particles.

2. Active Carbon filter - used to filter up odour and make air fresh. Once air passes thru carbon filter, it contains a type of smell, some ppl might not get used to it but actually this is the smell of freshness.

The rest of the thing is not so important but is a plus to have:

1. Ionizer - Theorytically it releases negative charged ions to the air which is used to attach to particles in air and neutralise it, sounds good but I think it is more on marketing purposes. The truth is, the mechanism to release negative ion is real, a simple electronic circuit can cause sharp metal blade to produce negative ion easily and release them to the air. The problem is, the effectiveness are very much reduced by the humidity of the air, once the negative ion is released it will most probably neutralised by the water particles found in the air, only small portion of ions go for other particles. The other important thing is the amount of discharged ions, it has to be stay below a recommended amount, too much of negative ions will formed into ozone and this is harmful to lung.

2. UV - an additional protection to kill germs, but most of the germs are already filtered out at HEPA filter.

3. Humidity control - good to have if your room is under air conditioning most of the time, this is to prevent skin dryness. But increased in humidity will reduce the effectiveness of Ionizer, and also promote the grow of fungus and mold in the surrounding area.


There might be some other additional functions which I miss or don't know, before I bought an air filter 2 years back I did some study, and I found out some direct selling company even price their normal air filter at very high price, for eg Amway air filter at more than RM4k with prefilter, HEPA, and carbon filter, at the end I bought a sharp air filter FU2x at RM699.

Reasons are:

1. It is sharp, a well known company, reputation is very important to them.
2. It is cheap, and it has functions I need.
3. Nice design.
4. The same products have been selling worldwide and especially in US, we all know that US consumer takes their right seriously.

At the end, no regret, it works for me and my family, my parents bought Amway air filter at RM4888, tried it and feel the same, both works the same way, same result, but 1 priced affordable, 1 price at MLM level.

Hope this helps.
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i got 2 units of Sharp air-filter... one RM699 and the other one KC840 at RM1200 with humidfying...
so far so good... but noticed that the models sold in USA are different than those sold in
malaysia...wonder y ?
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Virus, good explanation! The MLM model accounts for a company buyer who has aligned themselves with an OEM manufacturer, could be SHARP's factory could be anyone but one thing for sure, the product is marked up accordingly through the MLM commission structure.

Your analysis for making a purchase is typical for a first time buyer of AP's. Sharp seems to have done a very good job of marketing thier product line in Asia. I know as I purchased one about 3 years ago when I lived in HK.

This issue for me is it didnt change the symptoms faced by my wife to the point where I didnt know if it was working at all. That is the big question? How do you know it is working?

The only way to know is a head to head test whereas you take the room to be purified, and do a before and after test with a Particle Analyzer.

The second way is to build your knowledge based on purely independant testing which can be found via the internet.

For me, I couldnt find a Particle Analyzer! The brand in question SHARP would not provide me with any resources showing me that they passed any independant tests nor was SHARP ever awarded anything in the Air Purification Segment.

I went the direction of trusting the independant tests and speaking directly to the top two companies which ranked very high, IQ AIR and ALEN.

Both were forthcoming with their test results however when I priced them both the IQ AIR was about 40% more expensive than the ALEN which has a TRUE HEPA FILTER plus all the benefits listed in my above posts.

Remember as well, SHARP builds everything under the sun, ALEN was build around the challenge of finding the very best, affordable solution for Air Purification. They are leading by example in both setting a new standard for quality, performance and price making them the #1 Air Purifier in America in a very short period of time.

I can understand your process for analysis as it is pretty much close to where I was 3 years ago however my requirement for guaranteed clean air and making a difference for my wife and two children came first.

Make the right decision once and price will not be an issue!
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viruz,Onemorething

Think many of us are mistaking the genuine MLM company with those do-and-run MLM companies. Without much explanation, I'll provide some links for you to judge yourself. Please compare them in air purifier category but not marketing strategy category, this might give them a fair comparison.

Amway Atmosphere Air Purifier
http://www.asthmaandallergyfriendly.com/care/100.pdf

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Asthma & Allergy Friendly Certified Products: http://www.asthmaandallergyfriendly.com/fi...&category_id=19



Sharp Air Purifier
http://www.sharp.com.my/images/56590-1614-AIRPURIFIER.pdf

I couldn't find any certified program by 3rd party for sharp. Please provide if you found one.

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Anyway got few question still flying in my mind. Already PM the guy who recommend this product (Purair 400A) in this post, sum how he kept silent to reply my PM although he is online. So, i post it here therefore if got any party can answer it ;

1. How do i know the Ionizer works? Coz it is very subjective right, we cant see the ion with our eyes

2. How do i know the UV lamp already kaput ? It is lays inside the compartment. Cant see liao if it is kaput or not.

3. Some how i cant feel the different if got this unit in my master bedroom. It is about the same with or without air purifier. Is it mean this product is no good ?

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QUOTE(TheExtreme @ Oct 20 2009, 08:26 PM)
Anyway got few question still flying in my mind. Already PM the guy who recommend this product (Purair 400A) in this post, sum how he kept silent to reply my PM although he is online. So, i post it here therefore if got any party can answer it ;

1. How do i know the Ionizer works? Coz it is very subjective right, we cant see the ion with our eyes

2. How do i know the UV lamp already kaput ? It is lays inside the compartment. Cant see liao if it is kaput or not.

3. Some how i cant feel the different if got this unit in my master bedroom. It  is about the same with or without air purifier. Is it mean this product is no good ?
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Very sorry i have overlooked ur message.... I just keep looking on forum din not check my Inbox.
I have requested factory side ppl contact you to clarify the above question you asking.
Thank you!



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BasSist,

Thanks for the links.

To All, MLM is a legitimate business model and run by legitimate companies. I should know, I used to be in AMWAY in a senior role in North America back in the 90's.

My point is AMWAY does not have the internal qualified staff which can develop products so they outsource the design (give a wish list to a manufacturer/designer) and likely have one product champion internally to launch it.

Secondly, given the MLM model the product retail price must marked up accordingly with the top line down commission structure SO the unit when sold must pay the collective.

Lastly, the Atmosphere AP comes well appointed with features and benefits which play with the Tier 1 AP's BUT at a price tag which plays there as well.

It's priced equal too or greater than the IQ AIR products which equates too over $4000-$4500 RM per unit.

If you wish to do a proper Air Purification in a 3 bedroom home, you would need at least 5 units as each only cover 395sqft each. One for each Bedroom, 1 for each living area or 2 for large living dining area.

Initial investement would run over $20,000 RM.

TCO (Total Cost Of Ownership) would be high as well as both the HEPA and Carbon Filter are priced considerably high at approx. $700 RM & $450 RM respectively PER YEAR!

I am pointing this out to all readers as they should account for both the initial cost and ongoing costs before making the right decision.

There is one company focused on Air Purification Solely, is a Tier 1 top performer, with lowest initial price, lowest ongoing costs and has become the Americas #1 Air Purifier! ALEN!
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i had go for alen brand due to the test and reviews i found in the internet. nowadays, if the product got no reviews or testimony by those who had use is basically a marketing gimmick.
I didn't get Sharp or Honeywell in the end is because they lack the information and they don't stack up.

I can understand why Sharp not revealing any of the information to the public. It's because they use a lot of TV advert to brainwash couple with mass production price to lower the price.

Why I love Alen?
It came with Lifetime Warranty. That's confidence . Typical American built product , always lasting and confident.


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Good Points Hackwire - Lifetime Warranty - But Also the Below!

Independent Tests on Performance & Price, Prove ALEN HEPA Air Purifiers are the Best Value!

- REMOVES 99.97% of All Airborne Particles!
- Rated #1 Best Value Air Purifier by Consumer Search
- Awarded 2009 Respiratory Management Product of the Year
- Rated #1 by Air Purifiers America in Performance, Quality & Ease Of Use
- The Smart Choice! Most Affordable in the Premium Priced Air Purifier Segment saving upto 50% in Initial Cost, over 70% in Ongoing Costs, Smaller Footprint, Quieter Operation & Impressive Design.


Added on November 20, 2009, 11:22 pmLatest Testimonial just in from Hong Kong on ALEN Paralda Air Purifiers.

"yesterday, far away from city smog on Lantau Island:
outdoors: 230,000 particles per litre of air (p/l) (and that was a "clear air" day, a bad day sees a million and more)
indoors: approx. 160,000 p/l
in a room with an Alen Paralda, speed 3 for 1 hour before the test: 10,000 to 11,000 p/l
directly at the air outlet of the Alen Paralda: 800-1,400 p/l
(particle size measured > 0.3 micron)

to give these values some meaning: more than 105,000 p/l are considered a health risk by the W.H.O., anything below 60,000 p/l is considered good air quality, high up in the Swiss Alps you will find 2,000 p/l ...

The Paralda did remove up to 99,5% of the particles, and reduced the room particle load by 93% within 1 hour. (120 sq/ft room)
The only downside is: it's quite noisy! But if you run it for 1-2h before going to bed on high and on 1 whilst sleeping it's no problem at all.

So - the verdict is: Alen's Paralda does what it says on the tin.
Very good filtration at an exceptionally good price.
If you want more protection (including particles below 0.3 micron) you'll have to fork out 3-4 times the money for an IQ-Air"


This reviewer did quite a thorough job of putting ALEN to the test and found the new PARALDA model to do what it says it does. Note that in my experience you can clear a room in 30 mins on high speed (setting 4), and then switch to lowest speed (setting 1) and it is whisper quiet. Finally, this reviewer stated what everyone is saying about AP's from ALEN, they are the only PREMIUM (High End/High Performance) Air Purifiers on the market today, priced within your family budget, to implement your own CLEAN AIR POLICY at home.


Added on December 29, 2009, 11:05 amTrue HEPA air filters campared to HEPA type filters

True High Efficiency Particle Arrestant (HEPA) air filters, or absolute HEPA air filters, are those HEPA media filters that satisfy a special standard of air filtration efficiency.

In particular, their HEPA media should capture at least 99.97 percent of air borne particles down to 0.3 micron in particle size.

HEPA type air filters are built by similar principles as the true HEPA air filters. That is, they are paper like media filters that use mechanical filtration to capture dust particles in their narrow passages.

Yet, the HEPA like air filters are not a good replacement for the true HEPA filters in terms of quality (though may cost less). Their media efficiency is often much worse than for the true HEPA filters (as low as 85-90 percent) especially for smaller (less than 1 micron) particles.


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Hi friend, where can I find Alen products in Penang? I would like to know more about it and get one for my home. Ever since I bought a new "Mini Tech" from super8, it is not working good enough, may be my the air purifier is small.

Anyway, I have a very bad experience with Super8 warranty claim:

Symptom: Sudden bad smell from Super8 Mini Tech after 6 months used
Claim Warranty: It took more than 1 month and 2 weeks to get a new replacement unit.

My assumption: Super8 warranty claim SUCKS!
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QUOTE(hackwire @ Nov 11 2009, 06:38 PM)
i had go for alen brand due to the test and reviews i found in the internet. nowadays, if the product got no reviews or testimony by those who had use is basically a marketing gimmick.
I didn't get Sharp or Honeywell in the end is because they lack the information and they don't stack up.

I can understand why Sharp not revealing any of the information to the public. It's because they use a lot of TV advert to brainwash couple with mass production price to lower the price.

Why I love Alen?
It came with Lifetime Warranty. That's confidence . Typical American built product , always lasting and confident.
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please do not simply give opinion as of WHAT YOU 'THINK' to judge on what you don't really know about it.

How does Sharp Plasmacluster Ions mechanism work?

here is the 1 of the recognitions
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http://www.asthma.ca/global/sponsors/sharp_popup.php
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The only additional comment to what I have already described from my personal experience about Sharp is that certain people complain about eye and chest irritation which is due to the amount of free radicals the ionizer gives out. Some people notice a smell of freshness in the air but this is due to the artificial purification of negative and positive ions.

While we and others see the value in having the secondary feature of an Ionizer (where low levels of negative ions improve health ranging from respiratory allergy relief to reduction of headaches), we have the option to turn ours on or off to satisfy this while SHARP's is automatic to support their patented technology!

Scientific evidence clearly shows that a hepa filter is the best choice and there is no scientific evidence showing the benefits of an ionizer yet there is a lot of evidence that demonstrates the harmful effects if this is the primary technology being used.

TRUE HEPA is the preferred, HEPA at minimum, but we at ALEN along with other top Air Purification Brands design and comply with both the Governing Agencies and Scientific Community to engineer and develop to the proven technology which has been evolving but in place for decades! Secondary to TRUE HEPA is UV which reduces airborne germs producing a healthier environment. Lastly is the Negative Ionizer to be used as needed.


Related Article Below


http://www.cancer-10.com/about-cancer/ioni...s-or-fraud.html


Also note, that SHARP's actual warranty is shorter than it's filter life which is really a red flag for me...but if you work for SHARP you already know that!

At this point, if you are unable to agree with what has been stated, compared or produced scientifically or independantly, may I suggest we agree to disagree and move on and let those on the LYN decide for themselves.


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QUOTE(Onemorething @ Jan 4 2010, 03:39 PM)
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While we and others see the value in having the secondary feature of an Ionizer (where low levels of negative ions improve health ranging from respiratory allergy relief to reduction of headaches), we have the option to turn ours on or off to satisfy this while SHARP's is automatic to support their patented technology!
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I'm curious that which model you are referring to? if you are not sure about the functionality from Sharp, you can check around before making your statements, BUT PLEASE do not make any self judgment to miss-lead or confuse the rest again and again, although some MLM direct sales agents always do that.


QUOTE(Onemorething @ Jan 4 2010, 03:39 PM)
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Scientific evidence clearly shows that a hepa filter is the best choice and there is no scientific evidence showing the benefits of an ionizer yet there is a lot of evidence that demonstrates the harmful effects if this is the primary technology being used.
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source of your claim? PROVE IT please!


QUOTE(Onemorething @ Jan 4 2010, 03:39 PM)
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At this point, if you are unable to agree with what has been stated, compared or produced scientifically or independantly, may I suggest we agree to disagree and move on and let those on the LYN decide for themselves.
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Yes, till you stop confusing the rest.

Conclusion, please be a responsible LYN member, avoid making miss-leading statements to achieve personal goal.

friendly reminder: your suspicious link doesn't work
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Again, we can agree to disagree! Buyers should be fully educated on each product and not mislead in any way.

Alen is America's #1 Air Purifier and was 2009 Respiratory Product of the Year! They use industry leading TRUE HEPA Filtration technology and offer a Premium Air Purification Product at an affordable price.

They were first to be LEAD FREE, ENERGY STAR and OZONE SAFE!

Accusing me of personal gain through simply providing the best overall Air Purification product and advice with a leading industry proven and awarded AP unlike most others is utter nonsense and unlike other AP's we can back it up!

Not just with a LIFETIME WARRANTY but read the thousands of reviews by end users who are not only satisfied but thoroughly confinced of the REAL PHYSICAL results in their homes.

In my experience, consumers will rarely admit to a wrong purchase, it's human nature but when they find something that does what it claims to do they back it up with testimonials. Google ALEN and read all the reviews!

For those who tried the link and had no success! Here it is again.

http://www.cancer-10.com/about-cancer/ioni...s-or-fraud.html


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Hi guys...juz to provide some information about affordable AP made in Malaysia!!! rclxms.gif

Kindly check: http://www.lelong.com.my/Auc/List/2010-10D...ir-Purifier.htm

Hope this help... thumbup.gif
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Dear All,

Just would like to share that I've a brand new unit of Honeywell Air Purifier with 2 years warranty would like to sell. More info could be found in this thread:

http://forum.lowyat.net/index.php?showtopi...68&hl=honeywell

Thank you.
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QUOTE(bomic @ Feb 1 2010, 08:53 PM)
Dear All,

Just would like to share that I've a brand new unit of Honeywell Air Purifier with 2 years warranty would like to sell. More info could be found in this thread:

http://forum.lowyat.net/index.php?showtopi...68&hl=honeywell

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Hello, just curious but what is the reason for selling?
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Anybody interested on good and afforatble air purifier, kindly contact AAF careline at 03-5511 8111.
Kindly log into www.aafasia.com to know more about AAF.
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Hi,
I've just bought the Medklinn 3 weeks ago. TO those that don't know. nagative ions are great for health but Ozone is very bad for the lungs ( good for killing odours ). After using the unit for a week, i find that this unit seem to generate alot of ozone- the metallic smell. True negative ions doens't have much smell at all.
I came across another negative ion generator calle serumi ( from Japan) that promises to generate 1 million ions at 1 meter away. the saleperson has a gadget for measuring ions. Out of curiosity, I brought the medklinn for him to test. His machine measured more then advertised ( about 1.5 million Ions at 1 meter) the medklinn generated almost zilch- 5-10,000 - ions at source ( this means placing the device touching the medklinn)- FYI- in normal air, yo can find 5-10000 ions also.
Therefore, All I got was lots of ozone & no ions.
I bought the serumi and it really made a difference. I sleep better and there is no awful ozone.
I've made my complaints, let's see what they do. My suspicion is that it's not defective, just in effective as it sure generates ozone very well.

QUOTE(btfan @ Jun 28 2006, 09:14 PM)
Has anyone ever use an air purifier? Does it really works? How's the value for money? I have sinus problems and i was hoping it might help. In today's TheStar, there's a few articles promoting it notably the Honeywell and the Medklinn brand. I'm kinda leaning towards Medklinn (http://www.medklinn.com.my/index.html) since there's no filters to replace or clean and you just turn it on for 24/7 operation.
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Yes. I agreed. The Ozone smell really bad and I can't stand for it.
It proof that Medklinn air purifier realise ozone and not ionizer. But, their Salesman said the smell is Ionizer smell, it seems like mislead ppl.
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QUOTE(jgtc @ Feb 8 2010, 05:32 PM)
Hi,
I've just bought the Medklinn 3 weeks ago. TO those that don't know. nagative ions are great for health but Ozone is very bad for the lungs ( good for killing odours ). After using the unit for a week, i find that this unit seem to generate alot of ozone- the metallic smell. True negative ions doens't have much smell at all.
I came across another negative ion generator calle serumi ( from Japan) that promises to generate 1 million ions at 1 meter away. the saleperson has a gadget for measuring ions. Out of curiosity, I brought the medklinn for him to test. His machine measured more then advertised ( about 1.5 million Ions at 1 meter) the medklinn generated almost zilch- 5-10,000 - ions at source ( this means placing the device touching the medklinn)- FYI- in normal air, yo can find 5-10000 ions also.
Therefore, All I got was lots of ozone & no ions.
I bought the serumi and it really made a difference. I sleep better and there is no awful ozone.
I've made my complaints, let's see what they do. My suspicion is that it's not defective, just in effective as it sure generates ozone very well.
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Google top air purifiers and you WONT find any ionic air purfiers listed!

HEPA should be the primary filtration method!

The TOP AP's have TRUE (ABLSOLUTE) HEPA filtration which makes them the very best choice.

Having the option to deploy negative IONS via an ON/OFF featured Ionizer on a TRUE (ABSOLUTE) HEPA AP is the way you need to go.

It is actually the ability to add low levels of negative ions to HEPA filtered air which can improve health ranging from respiratory allergy relief to reduction in headaches. Most of this is already handled via the HEPA filtered air but for some individuals such as myself and my wife, we find using the Ionizer option of value when one of us feels our breathing could improve slightly more OR we have a headache prior to going to bed at night.

Add a UV Lamp which kills levels of bacteria by reducing airborne germs and you have one very healthy environment in your home.

Make sure any unit you purchase is certified OZONE SAFE!
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any recommend air purifier below 1k?
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where can i buy Alen air purifiers in klang valley???
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i selling austin air cleaner HM400 Prize is RM700~~who wan plz sms me 016-3600197
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I think many people also want to know where to buy ALEN corp air purifier product in Klang Valley.

Mind to share how to buy or where to get?

Any dealer in Klang Valley?
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QUOTE(btfan @ Jun 28 2006, 09:14 PM)
Has anyone ever use an air purifier? Does it really works? How's the value for money? I have sinus problems and i was hoping it might help. In today's TheStar, there's a few articles promoting it notably the Honeywell and the Medklinn brand. I'm kinda leaning towards Medklinn (http://www.medklinn.com.my/index.html) since there's no filters to replace or clean and you just turn it on for 24/7 operation.
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Im asthmatic & i've spent thousands of ringgit at Gleanigles on treating myself..So, i decided to buy a air purifier hoping it would make a difference..got a Sharp Plasmacluster one for RM 700. Honestly, i never woke up having wheezing, flu or whatsoever.. It's been 4 months i bought it & it's also been 4 months since i visited the hospital.. I do get very mild attacks of asthma but the inhaler helps..as long i don't need to rush to the hospital rclxm9.gif

It's worth investing on an ionizer for those who's prone to fall sick..
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QUOTE(lordbumblebee @ May 6 2010, 04:38 AM)
Im asthmatic & i've spent thousands of ringgit at Gleanigles on treating myself..So, i decided to buy a air purifier hoping it would make a difference..got a Sharp Plasmacluster one for RM 700. Honestly, i never woke up having wheezing, flu or whatsoever.. It's been 4 months i bought it & it's also been 4 months since i visited the hospital.. I do get very mild attacks of asthma but the inhaler helps..as long i don't need to rush to the hospital  rclxm9.gif

It's worth investing on an ionizer for those who's prone to fall sick..
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Hi all,

I got 1 unit MedKlinn Asens Premium for sale at Garage Sales.

Pls check the link if interested. [ http://forum.lowyat.net/topic/1428657 ]

Tq.
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Hi folks,

I've been in the process of hunting for a air purifier, sterilizer, neutralizer or whatever names that you called it. Don't pick the technicality of these words and deluge me with jargons and stuffs I don't understand and don't bother to know. The bottomline is I rather stick with some industry leaders in that field, or at least some well commercialized products from established firms, though some fella might claim that these products are just low end quality stuffs compared to their patronized favourites. Because you know what , I'm just a bloody consumer.

Next, I think all the savvy Internet users like you and me should know by now that we should not take information on the web from granted and praised them like facts. The truth is information is nowadays even easier and cheaper to fabricate to achieve certain purposes. You can flood the entire web with some blogs, articles, sites, testimonials, whatsover that associates with certain unique subjects. Obviously, it's a way to spam for marketing.

Since that www.air-purifiers-america.com has been repeatedly cited by some forum users to project a sense of superiorness of particular brand, should we be questioning ourselves how reliable is this channel of information?

1. http://www.consumersearch.com/air-purifiers/review
" One review source we have featured in the past, Air-Purifiers-America.com, no longer appears in Our Sources. At first blush, Air-Purifiers-America.com seems like a good review source, and perhaps in the past it has been. But one of the principal individuals behind Air-Purifiers-America.com is also a stakeholder in Alen brand air purifiers, a detail that hampers the site's credibility. Several ConsumerSearch readers and people in the industry, including IQAir, have brought it to ConsumerSearch's attention that Peter Mann -- identified in publicly available documents as a principal of Web Stores America Inc., parent company of Air-Purifiers-America.com -- has a stake in Alen, which isn't disclosed on the Air-Purifiers-America.com review site. The Alen website's About Us page begins with the story of Mann struggling to relieve his infant son's asthma attacks, culminating in the formation of Alen Corp."
- Conflict of interest is a fishy thing, at least to me.

2. http://www.air-purifiers-america.com/about.asp
" Since 2003, our mission at Air Purifiers America has been to provide individual attention to every order as well as, the fastest and easiest shopping experience possible. We are dedicated to help providing you and your family a healthy home environment through effective air quality products at affordable prices. We pride ourselves on exceptional service. We will be here to help guide you through your purchase decision and to answer any questions you may have after your purchase such as warranty questions or technical support. "
- Any proud mentioning of the site as industry leading research or review thingy?


I'm not going to waste time to reply anyone to this posting. Exercise your due dilligence before trusting any information, especially when it is directly coming from someone whose agenda is clearly about sales and marketing, albeit through a low cost channel like this forum.

Thank you. And your're welcome.

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Alen Paralda selling for RM 2880?? you must be joking.. The unit sells on Amazon for USD 499, which works out to a little more than RM 1500. Considering that Alen has a distribution center in Malaysia, you'd think that even when you include shipping and others, the cost need not be so prohibitive. So forget justifying the price against Amway's MLM prices.

The markup is more ridiculous than the parallel importers of iPads.



QUOTE(Onemorething @ Sep 22 2009, 04:31 PM)
Everyone is getting into the Air Purifier market these days it seems.  I again must emphasize the importance of spending more money on something that is proven, tested and then clearly receives a real positive conclusion from the end users (the consumer).

I have done all my research for over 2 years to come to the conclusion to use Alen Air Purifiers!  WHY, they absolutely work, you will notice a difference!  They have been tested by the top independent labs in the established Air Purifier Markets and come out on top!

Finally, they are as good as the top Air Purifiers used in hospitals but at a price lower than its closer competitor IQAir!  It is my understanding the IQAir 250 sold in KL is around $4200RM and that Alen may be priced around $2880RM introductory which is less than 30% less expensive, considerably smaller, beautiful tower design (if that is important to you) and is whisper quiet (VERY IMPORTANT FOR SLEEPING).

SHARP AP's do not even fall into the high performance range but if you want to compare, they are only priced 25% less than Alen from my initial calculations.

Just like some purchases in life, you should not put a price on your air quality and health, however it is my understanding that Alen Corp. was built on the principal of bringing the very best performance to the consumer so price was a major consideration and why they have been so successful.

I have three Paralda's, one for each of my childrens rooms and our master bedroom and the awesome A375 which does all the hard work in my combined living room/dining area.  Each Paralda also covers 400sqft while the A375 handles 800sqft.

Hope this helps!


Added on September 22, 2009, 4:47 pmHello All,

I understand that the new MD for SE Asia for Alen is setting up in KL already and will likely release the Paralda and A375UV for direct introduction in the next 3-4 weeks. 

They will be targeting the major retailers as it seems there has been many requested to date.
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I am new here, yesterday was approach by Rainbow System salesman,introduce air cleaner + vacuum cleaner, 7.5k really expensive, I like to know is there an alternative equipment to clean mattress ?

thanks for the suggestion.

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Guys, where can i purchase Honeywell products in Klang Valley? Thinking of getting one ..
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honeywell or austin? which one is better?


Added on January 6, 2011, 10:26 pmgot a honeywell from tamanmegah...from elaine..pretty good seller.
explains damn well n all.

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u may try COWAY air purifier.

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I wanna buy a air purifier for cubicle at my workplace. Can reco any small size for office use? the guy next next me have very heavy smoke smell!
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My budget was around RM400, and I've found 2 model within my budget.

Sharp FUY28EW RM429 (Jusco)
Panasonic F-P04DMZ RM399 (Jusco)
Honeywell 16200 Desktop HEPA Air Purifier RM398 (Online)

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QUOTE(lgs @ Apr 3 2011, 06:29 PM)
My budget was around RM400, and I've found 2 model within my budget.

Sharp FUY28EW         RM429 (Jusco)
Panasonic F-004DMZ  RM399 (Jusco)
Honeywell 16200 Desktop HEPA Air Purifier RM398 (Online)
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hey, i saw Sharp FUY28 only sell RM 379 in House of Air Cleaners , and for your information Panasonic F-004DMZ is old model, now Panasonic have 2 models which very nice and cheap.


Added on April 6, 2011, 12:41 pmi know in PJ and Puchong there have a shop called House of Air Cleaners they are specialist for air purifier, and they carry a lot of brands , the staffs also well trained provide me a lot info & assist me choose air purifier .

i just bought 2 units from there, very good services.

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FUY28 only RM379?I have just visited their website (http://www.aaq.com.my/shop/sharp-plasmacluster-air-purifier/sharp-plasmacluster-air-purifier-fu-y28e-malaysia),
but it's showing RM399.
I never knew their existence till now but oh well.. I have already bought F-004DMZ from Jusco smile.gif.

House Of Air Cleaners Sdn Bhd
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11, Jalan SS2/55, 47300 Petaling Jaya, Selangor Darul Ehsan.
Tel: 03- 7877 5034
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G10, Jalan Merbah 2, Bandar Puchong Jaya, 47100 Puchong, Selangor Darul Ehsan.
Tel: 03-8076 9295

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How's Sharp Air Purifier performing? I'm considering between the Sharp KC-930E and Hitachi EP-DX40E. Both with humidifier function & Ionizer. Any recommendation? Budget is +/- RM1k, for room around 150-200sqft
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kent, do u think u really need a humidifier? as far as im concerned, we dont really need the humidifier. the weather here is not suitable.. i have 3 units of humidifier in my datacenter smile.gif need to get rid of those condensation from the machine.. im also seeking for a review of sharp plasmacluster and medklinn..
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of course we need humidifier, although our weather is not suitable but we always in air-cond room very dry, if not why girl always use lipstick and lotion.


Kent, i think buy sharp will be more better, because sharp more famous than hitachi, even you want but replacement filter also easy to get.


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QUOTE(lgs @ Apr 9 2011, 06:31 PM)
FUY28 only RM379?I have just visited their website (http://www.aaq.com.my/shop/sharp-plasmacluster-air-purifier/sharp-plasmacluster-air-purifier-fu-y28e-malaysia),
but it's showing RM399.
I never knew their existence till now but oh well.. I have already bought F-004DMZ from Jusco smile.gif.

House Of Air Cleaners Sdn Bhd
PETALING JAYA SHOWROOM
11, Jalan SS2/55, 47300 Petaling Jaya, Selangor Darul Ehsan.
Tel: 03- 7877 5034
PUCHONG JAYA SHOWROOM
G10, Jalan Merbah 2, Bandar Puchong Jaya, 47100 Puchong, Selangor Darul Ehsan.
Tel: 03-8076 9295
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ya, before that i also get confuse, after their staff explained to me the online promo and store promo is difference, because their also doing online sales...but i'm sure the sharp FUY28 is selling RM379 in their store.

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QUOTE(606535 @ Apr 15 2011, 09:39 AM)
of course we need humidifier, although our weather is not suitable but we always in air-cond room very dry, if not why girl always use lipstick and lotion.
Kent, i think buy sharp will be more better, because sharp more famous than hitachi, even you want but replacement filter also easy to get.


Added on April 15, 2011, 9:45 am
ya, before that i also get confuse, after their staff explained to me the online promo and store promo is difference, because their also doing online sales...but i'm sure the sharp FUY28 is selling RM379 in their store.
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I got my Sharp KC-840EW for RM1180, cheapest in market from a shop in SS2. Other ppl selling 1280/1250 cheapest. It works like a charm to me..... Got this instead of the cheaper KC-930E (RM780) bocz 930E don have the Deodorizing filter, but it has odor sensor, I wonder why the hell they got odor sensor but don have the deodorizing filter(carbon filter) sweat.gif . And the KC840E have deodorizing filter but no odor sensor, wat happen to the stupid sharp design team rclxub.gif !! Only the RM1500 KC-850 is properly designed with all feature doh.gif
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Any recommendation or feedback for car air purifier?
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Any recommendation or feedback for car air purifier?
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I also want to know this recommendation. I travel in my car very often.
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im going to visit medklinn booth at homedec exhibition this weekend.. they email me, those asens and asens mobile is on sale.. goin to take a close look at asens mobile... everytime balik kampung, travelling 7 to 8 hours, my son will always get flue.. time to get purifier in the car.. but if im not mistaken, sharp also have this air purifier for car.. went to a few senq, but none of them selling it..
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QUOTE(multiplexer @ Apr 26 2011, 04:41 PM)
im going to visit medklinn booth at homedec exhibition this weekend.. they email me, those asens and asens mobile is on sale.. goin to take a close look at asens mobile... everytime balik kampung, travelling 7 to 8 hours, my son will always get flue.. time to get purifier in the car.. but if im not mistaken, sharp also have this air purifier for car.. went to a few senq, but none of them selling it..
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Medklinn products actually is ozonizer , that will bring harm to our lung. i visited before in medklinn counter they show me their car unit really got smell, from what i understand ozonizer got fishy /metal smell which ionizer no smell...
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Well, maybe shall start off with Sharp?

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hi guys, we are currently renting a room and unfortunately the landlord is a smoker. any recommendation for an air purifier which is good in removing second hand smoke? thanks.
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hi guys, we are currently renting a room and unfortunately the landlord is a smoker. any recommendation for an air purifier which is good in removing second hand smoke? thanks.
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Air Purifier Lombok AP-1503CHE Cash RM3600 or rental scheme RM100 per month



all with

Free Product check-up & Filter changing service every 3 months, includes electronics parts).
Free Installation & Labor fee.
Free after Sales service for all the parts.
Free change of filter
Filter replacement schedule monitoring by Coway


More info check at www.coway.com.my
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i think amway atmosphere is the best.
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i am planning to get this SHARP FUZ31E - http://www.sharp.com.my/product.php?ProductID=FUZ31E

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QUOTE(Kent3888 @ Apr 15 2011, 09:55 AM)
How's Sharp Air Purifier performing? I'm considering between the Sharp KC-930E and Hitachi EP-DX40E. Both with humidifier function & Ionizer. Any recommendation? Budget is +/- RM1k, for room around 150-200sqft

I got my Sharp KC-840EW for RM1180, cheapest in market from a shop in SS2. Other ppl selling 1280/1250 cheapest. It works like a charm to me..... Got this instead of the cheaper KC-930E (RM780) bocz 930E don have the Deodorizing filter, but it has odor sensor, I wonder why the hell they got odor sensor but don have the deodorizing filter(carbon filter)  sweat.gif . And the KC840E have deodorizing filter but no odor sensor, wat happen to the stupid sharp design team  rclxub.gif !! Only the RM1500 KC-850 is properly designed with all feature  doh.gif
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I too was deciding between a Sharp KC840E and the Hitachi EP-DX40E from Harvey Norman, but I too finally decided on Sharp. I have neighbours and friends who have used air purifiers at home and office for many years. Both smoke, keep a dog indoors and also, have the windows open exposed to KL smog/poor air. They both have used many brands, of the ones they highly recommend and say that they found highly effective are Alen, Honeywell, Sharp and Coway. However, American brands like Alen and Honeywell may not have as many service centres and replacement parts are not as easily obtainable. Coway, even though a new Chinese/Taiwanese company, has great house call servicing and very effective air purifiers; everytime I visit my friends' house, the house really smell clean and pure.

So I opted for Sharp as it has proven by many it works well with easily obtainable filters. Also, I got a good price for the Sharp KC-840E from Harvey's for rm1200. Been using it for a few days in my bedroom, and I most definitely feel the room has more moisture with my A/C on all night. My mornings don't feel so dry now smile.gif

I may decide to get the KC-850E or KC-860E for my living/dining room to rid the odors from the kitchen. Or perhaps the newly released Sharp models KC-A50 or KC-A60. Love the slightly new designs smile.gif


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QUOTE(SweeJ @ Aug 19 2011, 06:54 PM)
I too was deciding between a Sharp KC840E and the Hitachi EP-DX40E from Harvey Norman, but I too finally decided on Sharp. I have neighbours and friends who have used air purifiers at home and office for many years. Both smoke, keep a dog indoors and also, have the windows open exposed to KL smog/poor air. They both have used many brands, of the ones they highly recommend and say that they found highly effective are Alen, Honeywell, Sharp and Coway. However, American brands like Alen and Honeywell may not have as many service centres and replacement parts are not as easily obtainable. Coway, even though a new Chinese/Taiwanese company, has great house call servicing and very effective air purifiers; everytime I visit my friends' house, the house really smell clean and pure.

So I opted for Sharp as it has proven by many it works well with easily obtainable filters. Also, I got a good price for the Sharp KC-840E from Harvey's for rm1200. Been using it for a few days in my bedroom, and I most definitely feel the room has more moisture with my A/C on all night. My mornings don't feel so dry now smile.gif

I may decide to get the KC-850E or KC-860E for my living/dining room to rid the odors from the kitchen. Or perhaps the newly released Sharp models KC-A50 or KC-A60. Love the slightly new designs smile.gif
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How much is the Sharp KC840E in Harvey Norman? I am planning to get one as well.
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QUOTE(SweeJ @ Aug 19 2011, 06:54 PM)
I too was deciding between a Sharp KC840E and the Hitachi EP-DX40E from Harvey Norman, but I too finally decided on Sharp. I have neighbours and friends who have used air purifiers at home and office for many years. Both smoke, keep a dog indoors and also, have the windows open exposed to KL smog/poor air. They both have used many brands, of the ones they highly recommend and say that they found highly effective are Alen, Honeywell, Sharp and Coway. However, American brands like Alen and Honeywell may not have as many service centres and replacement parts are not as easily obtainable. Coway, even though a new Chinese/Taiwanese company, has great house call servicing and very effective air purifiers; everytime I visit my friends' house, the house really smell clean and pure.

So I opted for Sharp as it has proven by many it works well with easily obtainable filters. Also, I got a good price for the Sharp KC-840E from Harvey's for rm1200. Been using it for a few days in my bedroom, and I most definitely feel the room has more moisture with my A/C on all night. My mornings don't feel so dry now smile.gif

I may decide to get the KC-850E or KC-860E for my living/dining room to rid the odors from the kitchen. Or perhaps the newly released Sharp models KC-A50 or KC-A60. Love the slightly new designs smile.gif
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The moisturizing effect is definitely there with the humidifying function, I need to fill up the big tank quite frequent, this meant it is working well.....


Added on September 19, 2011, 2:39 pmBtw anybody used Super8 purifiers? I'm looking at the small car purifier selling for around RM88/ piece



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Hi,

I wonder if anyone had tried out Appleblue air purifier? The product specification seems impressive and they have 7 technology in 1, where else the other more popular brands only have 2-3 in 1 only. doh.gif
Anyone out there are about to provide a review on Appleblue air purifier and to verify if it is as good as it claims? I've been searching around for this info, but no one had mentioned/reviewed about this brand before. hmm.gif
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may i know does panasonic nanoe purifier helps in those dust and airborne microorganism like dust mites those? or should i get sharp instead?
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i wonder if the plasmacluster fua28 can last to 3 years? thinking of getting one for my room.
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QUOTE(FirdausCoway @ Jun 7 2011, 03:37 PM)
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Air Purifier Lombok AP-1503CHE Cash RM3600 or rental scheme RM100 per month
all with

Free Product check-up & Filter changing service every 3 months, includes electronics parts).
Free Installation & Labor fee.
Free after Sales service for all the parts.
Free change of filter
Filter replacement schedule monitoring by Coway
More info check at www.coway.com.my
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I'm using this...I think I bought it at RM3800 cash with free service n filter change for 1 year. Now got discount oredi ar...Good service thumbup.gif A friendly, pretty lady (same person everytime) always come to do the servicing...Nice display item also...keep changing color depending on polution rclxms.gif

Very good one...my son poured in water also no problem... shocking.gif

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QUOTE(ben3003 @ Nov 6 2012, 04:57 PM)
may i know does panasonic nanoe purifier helps in those dust and airborne microorganism like dust mites those? or should i get sharp instead?
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I know coway Lombok air purifier does
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Using Sharp Ion Plasmacluster FU-A28E-W for a medium size room. Seems working pretty good. Air smells cleaner and fresher. Used to have frequent on off stuffy nose but condition has improved.




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Work backwards, find out how easily and how cheap to get the replacement parts then decide on the model.


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Seriously, i prefer d amway atmosphere air purifier, even thought abit pricy, but its definitely worth every penny. Somemore nw gt june atmosphere promotion, can use another brand air purifier to trade in for amway atmosphere and will have a rm600 discount
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does any model of air purifier came together with humidifier too?

wanna get 1 asap... pm me if anyone is selling..


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Anymore review from Serumi AP users? It's selling at S$1688 and wondering if it is good compared to Sharp..
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Any 1 heard before Yord Air Purifier how is the performance ?
Saw it in other threads.


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Just want to share ...don't waste your money on Medklinn products.

From (http://www.allergy.com.sg/airCareFAQ.html - read more here):
Ionizer (coulomb force generator). These machines usually have no motor. They charge the air around them with negative ions, and the negatively-charged dust will then stick to the surrounding walls and tables. Some models allow you to put in paper "filters" which will collect the charged dust. The efficiency of these machines is so low that there is no standard test for them. Their main usefulness is not in cleaning the air, but in releasing negative ions, which are beneficial to health. On the flip side, they produce ozone in various amounts, which is hazardous to health.

After reading, I realised in Medklinn's website under Australia region didn't use the word Ionizer I wonder why. Malaysia's website put 'ionisation technology' but than why they named their products Air Sterilizers? Air Sterilizers is a general term name for air device.

Actually if u really want a good air purifier n if money were no concern go for Honeywell products. It is recommended by doctors, that's y u can see lots of them in hospital.

Only a True HEPA not HEPA I repeat only with the word 'True' + 'Hepa' will really purify air!

To know more read this link:
http://www.allergy.com.sg/airCareFAQ.html#...entTechnologies

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Im looking for a purifier & humidifier, anything that's affordable?
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QUOTE(mgb @ Feb 18 2014, 12:35 PM)
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So far I haven't seen before an Air Purifier and combine with Humidifier. Have you? hmm.gif
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QUOTE(NightFelix @ Feb 18 2014, 03:35 PM)
So far I haven't seen before an Air Purifier and combine with Humidifier. Have you? hmm.gif
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Chck out those sharp higher end model.it comes with the humidifier as well.. got a tank for u to masuk air oso.
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QUOTE(mgb @ Feb 18 2014, 12:35 PM)
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Get the things separately la..cheaper oso. Normallg only those higher end model of air purifier come with himidifier nia..

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Get the things separately la..cheaper oso. Normallg only those higher end model of air purifier come with himidifier nia..
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QUOTE(mgb @ Feb 18 2014, 10:37 PM)
Oh ok if i get it separately, any to recommend bro?
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Get the Sharp fua28e around rm300 + 1 humi around rm100. Lees than rm500 settle jor. But u wudnt be using the humi that often anyway unless u buka aircon la..
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KC930EW from Sharp Air purifier & humidifier less than RM900 for small to medium size room.

Plasma Cluster technology can cause cancer but not on paper so use moderately. You can switch on & off.
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QUOTE(hthean @ Feb 18 2014, 01:13 AM)
Just want to share ...don't waste your money on Medklinn products.

From (http://www.allergy.com.sg/airCareFAQ.html - read more here):
Ionizer (coulomb force generator). These machines usually have no motor. They charge the air around them with negative ions, and the negatively-charged dust will then stick to the surrounding walls and tables. Some models allow you to put in paper "filters" which will collect the charged dust. The efficiency of these machines is so low that there is no standard test for them. Their main usefulness is not in cleaning the air, but in releasing negative ions, which are beneficial to health. On the flip side, they produce ozone in various amounts, which is hazardous to health.

After reading, I realised in Medklinn's website under Australia region didn't use the word Ionizer I wonder why. Malaysia's website put 'ionisation technology' but than why they named their products Air Sterilizers? Air Sterilizers is a general term name for air device.

Actually if u really want a good air purifier n if money were no concern go for Honeywell products. It is recommended by doctors, that's y u can see lots of them in hospital.

Only a True HEPA not HEPA I repeat only with the word 'True' + 'Hepa' will really purify air!

To know more read this link:
http://www.allergy.com.sg/airCareFAQ.html#...entTechnologies
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QUOTE(hthean @ Feb 18 2014, 11:24 PM)
KC930EW from Sharp Air purifier & humidifier less than RM900 for small to medium size room.

Plasma Cluster technology can cause cancer but not on paper so use moderately. You can switch on & off.
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Not so sure about Panasonic but I think using ion & water technology (nanoe) to kill bacteria and clean the air so I think similar to Plasma Cluster and I might be wrong.

If you ask me, I only trust Honeywell (I know expensive but cheaper than direct selling brands e.g. coway). Right now the best technology for air cleaning is True Hepa. Why? Because it won't harm your health.

So, come to answer NightFelix:

Source taken from http://www.allergy.com.sg/airCareFAQ.html#...entTechnologies

Plasma Cluster generator. These machines generate hydroxyl (OH) radicals in the air,. Because OH radicals are very effective in killing cells, single-celled organisms like germs are quickly killed. However, OH radicals are linked to diseases like cancer in humans, since humans are also made up of cells (see below for more details).

To read more about Plasma Cluster:
http://www.allergy.com.sg/airCareFAQ.html#plasmaCluster


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anyone can pm me about the air purifier/filter for home use...i am thinking of buying one..budget around 1k or so..
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Hi, you guys should try this.
I bought a home and car unit, because of all the specs. This air purifier uses a 3M filter, which can absorb and filter smoke and smell, very different and better than the purifiers out there which only uses HEPA filters.

I have attached video here to show the difference. I know of someone who can bring in this products if there is any interest.

[YOUTUBE=http://youtu.be/ShIM8sNlyYQ]
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Im looking for a purifier & humidifier, anything that's affordable?
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Yes. I do recommend mine 1. as i offer a clear air explore journey to enjoy for 2days trying air treatment. U can contact me.
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Yes. I do recommend mine 1. as i offer a clear air explore journey to enjoy for 2days trying air treatment. U can contact me.
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have u buy the purifier?

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have u buy the purifier?
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Hi there, this air filter is one of the best I'm using.
Comes with car and house unit.

Am collecting bulk orders since it's running out from what I heard. Pm me if anyone's interested.
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Anyone tried this model? i manage to find it at a pretty low price

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QUOTE(hthean @ Feb 19 2014, 11:31 PM)
Not so sure about Panasonic but I think using ion & water technology (nanoe) to kill bacteria and clean the air so I think similar to Plasma Cluster and I might be wrong.

If you ask me, I only trust Honeywell (I know expensive but cheaper than direct selling brands e.g. coway). Right now the best technology for air cleaning is True Hepa. Why? Because it won't harm your health.

So, come to answer NightFelix:

Source taken from http://www.allergy.com.sg/airCareFAQ.html#...entTechnologies

Plasma Cluster generator. These machines generate hydroxyl (OH) radicals in the air,. Because OH radicals are very effective in killing cells, single-celled organisms like germs are quickly killed. However, OH radicals are linked to diseases like cancer in humans, since humans are also made up of cells (see below for more details).

To read more about Plasma Cluster:
http://www.allergy.com.sg/airCareFAQ.html#plasmaCluster
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Where can i find honeywell purifiers in kl?
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I'm using Atmosphere brand for almost 2 yrs..my sinus problems gone..and my nephew asthma problems gone after using it 6 months..I'm strongly recommend this..you can pm me if you need this..


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I'm also looking for Honeywell purifiers/dealers/distributors in Klang Valley... cause its easy to buy one.. but I need a consistent suppliers for the replacement parts/filters?!
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+1

I'm also looking for Honeywell purifiers/dealers/distributors in Klang Valley... cause its easy to buy one.. but I need a consistent suppliers for the replacement parts/filters?!
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I think I found a shop in SS2 called house of air cleaners or something, will check it out and see

I'll either go for sharp or honeywell, depending on the price also..

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I think I found a shop in SS2 called house of air cleaners or something, will check it out and see

I'll either go for sharp or honeywell, depending on the price also..
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Nice find there!

Retail Showroom Petaling Jaya
11, Jalan SS2/55,
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Selangor Darul Ehsan,
Malaysia.

Tel : + (6) 03 - 7877 5034
Fax : + (6) 03-7877 3405
Email : enquiry@houseofaircleaners.com
Web Url : www.houseofaircleaners.com
Business Hour : 10am – 8pm (Monday – Friday),
10am – 7pm(Saturday),
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http://www.houseofaircleaners.com/honeywell-air-purifier

Will drop by later today to scope it out as well biggrin.gif


ps : The retail quoted price for Honeywell seems to be markup ALOT... like they using 1:10 for USD/RM exhange rates... units seen in US @ USD150.. sellign about RM1500 here... getting ridiculous.. might as well buy from ebay


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Guys, from what I can see in this thread, it seems like these air filtration machines cost an arm and a leg for what is really a simple machine comprising of a fan and a filter to work. If you're not screwed enough by the high price of the machine, you're screwed again by the exorbitant replacement filters these companies sells for their filtering machine.

My point is, why are we letting these companies take advantage of us? Why not make it ourselves? Being a DIY person I am, I found this website teaching us how to make our own HEPA filter machine for an equivalent of RM 100! Check it out:

http://smartairfilters.com/

We can easily find a similar fan but I'm having problem finding a similarly priced HEPA filter used (around RM 50) by these guys. The closest I can find is at the ACE Hardware store selling 3M Filterete 3M Filterete (red colour model) for RM 90. It is normally sold around RM 50 in the US. Anyone knows where can I find cheaper HEPA filters around PJ or KL?

Cheers,

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While these units can range from 300 Rm to 2500 RM based on the different functionalities, i use one in the bedroom at night while sleeping and I can say for a fact that these air filtration units (the good one's) do make a difference.
I used to wakeup in the morning with a stuffed up nose and a face that seemed to be dirty, now I awake fresh , clean nose and face, I actually look younger. biggrin.gif

I personally use the Sharp filtration unit in my room and I never had any problems for the past 4 years.
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COWAY Air Purifier Lombok II AP-1511FH

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Outright RM3100 (promotion 20% discount - RM2480)
Monthly Rental RM100

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wana ask for a living room about 11x20 feet which type of air purifier/ioniser is suitable?
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wana ask for a living room about 11x20 feet which type of air purifier/ioniser is suitable?
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a cheap Sharp air purifier FU-A28E-W will do if ur budget is below 1k.... RM290-329 depend on seller...senheng RM329 with 2 yrs warranty
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a cheap Sharp air purifier FU-A28E-W will do if ur budget is below 1k.... RM290-329 depend on seller...senheng RM329 with 2 yrs warranty
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oic, so hows the maintenance like? can diy or need to send to sharp?
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oic, so hows the maintenance like? can diy or need to send to sharp?
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Juz need to replace the filter within 2yrs usage only.... its DIY
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Juz need to replace the filter within 2yrs usage only.... its DIY
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oic, so how much is the cost of a filter change?
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oic, so how much is the cost of a filter change?
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RM110- Rm129 .... Sharp HQ sell @ Rm110 , Lelong seller Rm129

SHARP Filter

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RM110- Rm129 .... Sharp HQ sell @ Rm110 , Lelong seller Rm129

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oh ya 1 last question, those other different brand e.g hitachi, panasonic, honeywell, etc are all about the same or also got different function? coz too many a bit confuse which got wat function...
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oic, Thanks for de info....

oh ya 1 last question, those other different brand e.g hitachi, panasonic, honeywell, etc are all about the same or also got different function? coz too many a bit confuse which got wat function...
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all got different function. Sharp got Plasmacluster , others got Nanoe, etc.... Sharp high end model got Haze mode, HEPA filter , odour sensor , clean air sensor etc....
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QUOTE(steventan85 @ Mar 25 2014, 11:00 AM)
its all back to ur budget ...
all got different function. Sharp got Plasmacluster , others got Nanoe, etc.... Sharp high end model got Haze mode, HEPA filter , odour sensor , clean air sensor etc....
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https://www.facebook.com/super8airpurifier

May you guy can take a look at this SUPER 8 AIR PURIFIER, CHEAP AND VALUABLE

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Hi,

I am looking for an air purifier to counter the haze in the future. I have a budget of 1.5k

Any suggest which is good? So far I see the Sharp KCD40E suits my requirement. But there is some cheaper option like AAF 200 but I cant seems to find many review on it.

Any suggestion? TQ
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QUOTE(WhitE LighteR @ May 6 2014, 01:42 PM)
Hi,

I am looking for an air purifier to counter the haze in the future. I have a budget of 1.5k

Any suggest which is good? So far I see the Sharp KCD40E suits my requirement. But there is some cheaper option like AAF 200 but I cant seems to find many review on it.

Any suggestion? TQ
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1) Amcor HEPA Tower HT-2230 / Amcor Clear HC-1230
2) Austin HealthMate HM400
3) Bio Micron TP-2001B
4) Germitrol 200H
5) Honeywell Enviracaire Model 17000 / Honeywell Enviracaire Model 17200
6) IQAir Health Pro 250
7) Iso-ion Comfort Plus
8) Defender Medical Recirculating Air Cleaner (AM4000G)
9) HealthWay 20600-2
10) Rainbow Brand Air Cleaning System
11) LUX AURA LACS - 1 / LUX HERA LACH - 2
12) Philips - AC4025 / AC4012 / AC4014 / AC4084
13) KenkoAir Purifier
14) IQAir Cleanroom 250MG
15) ATMOSPHERE Air Purifier

Updated on 26 Mar 2014

Source: List of Portable Air Cleaners (For Smoke Haze) - NEA (National Enviroment Agency Singapore)

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QUOTE(NightFelix @ May 6 2014, 02:45 PM)
1) Amcor HEPA Tower HT-2230 / Amcor Clear HC-1230
2) Austin HealthMate HM400
3) Bio Micron TP-2001B
4) Germitrol 200H
5) Honeywell Enviracaire Model 17000 / Honeywell Enviracaire Model 17200
6) IQAir Health Pro 250
7) Iso-ion Comfort Plus
8) Defender Medical Recirculating Air Cleaner (AM4000G)
9) HealthWay 20600-2
10) Rainbow Brand Air Cleaning System
11) LUX AURA LACS - 1 / LUX HERA LACH - 2
12) Philips - AC4025 / AC4012 / AC4014 / AC4084
13) KenkoAir Purifier
14) IQAir Cleanroom 250MG
15) ATMOSPHERE Air Purifier

Updated on 26 Mar 2014

Source: List of Portable Air Cleaners (For Smoke Haze) - NEA (National Enviroment Agency Singapore)
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I live in Malaysia, not Singapore. I dont even recognize 90% of the brand there much less where to buy them.

Still tq for the post.

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QUOTE(WhitE LighteR @ May 6 2014, 02:51 PM)
I live in Malaysia, not Singapore. I dont even recognize 90% of the brand there much less where to buy them.

Still tq for the post.
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This is not what I mean to. sweat.gif I mean those list are capable to do the job of purifier those Haze. We have no NEA in Malaysia, that is why I pull the list from Singapore. Malaysia NEA department is another name which I can't recall it. whistling.gif

Anyway, I using Atmosphere(by Amway) at my home, but it won't be under your budget. laugh.gif So you might need to dig around using above the list as your guidelines. Because in the market, there are a lot of cheapo Air Purifier claimed to be can do this and that, but in actually do nothing.

Lastly, look for AHAM Certified and Allegy Friendly Product Certified. And use CADR* to determine the performance of a Air Purifier.

* Air Purifier Guide - CADR
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Thanks for your reply. I end up getting a Sharp FUA80E at Jintex for 1072 with additional 4 years warranty on top of the standard 1 year from manufacturer
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looking for 2 unit air purifier with ionizer function for living room and master room... previously use the 1 free by diomand water but spoilt already.

no plan any budget at this moment, looking for value buy yet comes with a good function that suit me. is there any promotion going on?
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QUOTE(yahoo88 @ Jun 2 2014, 05:54 PM)
looking for 2 unit air purifier with ionizer function for living room and master room... previously use the 1 free by diomand water but spoilt already.

no plan any budget at this moment, looking for value buy yet comes with a good function that suit me. is there any promotion going on?
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Check SenHeng, maybe got Memberday or Father Day promotion on going.
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I bought a Sharp KCD40E and am wondering do I use normal tap water as instructed by the user manual or will it better if I use distilled water for the dehumidifier function?
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I bought a Sharp KCD40E and am wondering do I use normal tap water as instructed by the user manual or will it better if I use distilled water for the dehumidifier function?
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As I know last time, is way better to use filtered water(RO/Distilled) if not long term will have yellow stain inside due to the chlorine / dirt(if you didn't have external water filter) or even minerals.
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QUOTE(NightFelix @ Jun 4 2014, 12:58 PM)
As I know last time, is way better to use filtered water(RO/Distilled) if not long term will have yellow stain inside due to the chlorine / dirt(if you didn't have external water filter) or even minerals.
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That's what I read from somewhere which I couldn't recall but thanks for the confirmation. Time to get some battery water. biggrin.gif

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QUOTE(yahoo88 @ Jun 2 2014, 05:54 PM)
looking for 2 unit air purifier with ionizer function for living room and master room... previously use the 1 free by diomand water but spoilt already.

no plan any budget at this moment, looking for value buy yet comes with a good function that suit me. is there any promotion going on?
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Just to give some assistance, feel free to PM me for advice on air purifiers if you need it, thank you.
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I bought a Sharp KCD40E and am wondering do I use normal tap water as instructed by the user manual or will it better if I use distilled water for the dehumidifier function?
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Use filtered water is sufficient, normal tap water is ok too, but will left stains inside the tank eventually, no harm, just wash it with detergent and the stain can be removed easily perhaps....
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QUOTE(norman_n228 @ Jul 4 2014, 10:52 AM)
I'm been using AMWAY Atmosphere air purifier for a year now at home. One thing that i have notice is that there seem to be less dust. A friend of my come's for a visit along with his wife and two children. His second daughter has an acute asthma, one thing that his dad notice while at my house is that his second daughter is very active and playful which she is not at home. My friend start asking me whether i'm using any kind of air filtration system at my house and i said "yes". I showed the amway air purifier and he was very excited and decided to buy a unit the following day. Two week had past i called my friend asking the condition of his daughter? He says he took his daughter to the clinic after one week and the doctor was amaze that her condition was improving and ask my friend what that he do, after my friend told the clinic doctor that he was using the amway air purifier the doctor is also interested in getting one unit. So any one especially in Penang area need more info feel free to call me norman at 012-4816773. This unit cost rather high but very worth the value.
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i dont know if anyone post this before, so i post it anyway, do anyone here think of ''using indoor plant as air purifier''?

'' using indoor plant as air purifier '' educate yourself

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QUOTE(steadystream @ Jul 7 2014, 10:25 PM)
i dont know if anyone post this before, so i post it anyway, do anyone here think of ''using indoor plant as air purifier''?

'' using indoor plant as air purifier '' educate yourself
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Yes but not as good as HEPA filter capable to do. Also, kindly reminding that don't put plant in your bedroom. Living room is alright to do so.
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Yes but not as good as HEPA filter capable to do. Also, kindly reminding that don't put plant in your bedroom. Living room is alright to do so.
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don't put plant in your bedroom?

because it suck oxygen at night?

well.. i put 'snake plant' in my bedroom, because it produce oxygen at night brows.gif
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QUOTE(steadystream @ Jul 8 2014, 12:46 AM)
don't put plant in your bedroom?

because it suck oxygen at night?

well.. i put 'snake plant' in my bedroom, because it produce oxygen at night  brows.gif
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Other than sucking up oxygen is the reason, another reason is, the soil might have bacterial and germs as well. Don't tell me you put a UV light upon your plant? sweat.gif
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Other than sucking up oxygen is the reason, another reason is, the soil might have bacterial and germs as well. Don't tell me you put a UV light upon your plant? sweat.gif
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my friend, duh.. are u taking me as a fool? a idiot? the ' snake plant ' can produce oxygen at night without the sunlight , maybe your college bio class is not so up to date when you graduated.

why dont u go google search what is ' snake plant ', educate yourself first?

the research source is from usa NASA , specifically research for plant that can effectively improve the air quality in space station, you think they will simply talk talk?

NASA clean Air study wiki page

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QUOTE(steadystream @ Jul 8 2014, 10:45 AM)
my friend, duh.. are u taking me as a fool? a idiot? the ' snake plant ' can produce oxygen at night without the sunlight , maybe your college bio class is not so up to date when you graduated.

why dont u go google search what is ' snake plant ', educate yourself first?

the research source is from usa NASA , specifically research for plant that can effectively improve the air quality in space station, you think they will simply talk talk?

NASA clean Air study wiki page
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I do Google what is Snake Plant and how its works. What I'm saying the UV light is to kill those microorganism in the soil, not for the Snake Plant. Soil could have bacteria and fungi which is bad for people with allergies. You just tell people about the Pros of using plants indoor, but never warn people about the Cons. Nothing in this world is Perfect.

Lastly, next time before you start bashing at here do some Google search as well, this is forum where people share their thought and discussion, my respond stop here, anymore flame-bait will sent your account to holiday.
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QUOTE(NightFelix @ Jul 8 2014, 11:02 AM)
I do Google what is Snake Plant and how its works. What I'm saying the UV light is to kill those microorganism in the soil, not for the Snake Plant. Soil could have bacteria and fungi which is bad for people with allergies.  You just tell people about the Pros of using plants indoor, but never warn people about the Cons. Nothing in this world is Perfect.

Lastly, next time before you start bashing at here do some Google search as well, this is forum where people share their thought and discussion, my respond stop here, anymore flame-bait will sent your account to holiday.
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Other than sucking up oxygen is the reason , another reason is, the soil might have bacterial and germs as well. Don't tell me you put a UV light upon your plant? sweat.gif
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laugh.gif i already try to be as nice as possible, you in the other hand is the one that on the offensive side, not only you take me as a fool, you try threat me by banning me. laugh.gif flame bait? please pin point which word of my post contain 'flame bait' , if i accept your explanation of why it is a ' flame bait' i will immediately edit and delete it and say i am very sorry ,okay?

maybe is because my post post a threat to you? are you in selling air purifier machine business?

i do not tell people the pros of using anythings, i just post a post and provide a link so that other can educate by themself, and have a other option other than buying the expensive air purifier machine.

i try to be helpful here, i do not sell anything, and i dont force anybody to do anything.

lastly, maybe you din educate yourself, the soil in the plant is also play a part of absorbing the harmful material, well if you dont bother to know it, so be it laugh.gif have a nice day, bro thumbup.gif
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#2 Snake Plant a.k.a. Mother-In-Law’s Tongue: Of all the different oxygen producing plants, this one is unique since it converts a lot of CO2 (carbon dioxide) to O2 (oxygen) at night, making it ideal to have several in your bedroom. 6-8 waist high plants are needed per person to survive if there is no air flow (meaning you could live in a completely air sealed room if you had these plants and the Areca Palms present). The snake plant also removes formaldehyde from the air.


wall of information , but worth reading if you really need some better quality indoor air, and a better healthy enjoyable life flex.gif
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Lastly, it is important to note that HEPA filters are designed to arrest very fine particles effectively, but they do not filter out gasses and odor molecules. Circumstances requiring filtration of volatile organic compounds , chemical vapors, cigarette, and/or pet odors call for the use of an activated carbon (charcoal) filter instead of or in addition to a HEPA filter. (ZAND)

under ' function '

hepa filter

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1) Please learn to edit your existing post instead of repeatedly posting back to back in a thread
2) I do not find anything offensive about Nightfelix's post. He was very neutral and was merely pointing out the possible cons of using plants. All you had to do to reply was explain how to mitigate the cons. Instead, you took offence and accused people of treating you for a fool. I have no idea how you managed to jump to that conclusion.
3) Anymore arguing here and I will personally dish out warns to all those involved. I don't care who started it.
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1) Please learn to edit your existing post instead of repeatedly posting back to back in a thread
2) I do not find anything offensive about Nightfelix's post. He was very neutral and was merely pointing out the possible cons of using plants. All you had to do to reply was explain how to mitigate the cons. Instead, you took offence and accused people of treating you for a fool. I have no idea how you managed to jump to that conclusion.
3) Anymore arguing here and I will personally dish out warns to all those involved. I don't care who started it.
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hey bro, are you a friend of nightfelix? i think, he/she might think because of you're his/her friend, so he/she can simply threatening to ban other people, no cool man.

what you think and what i think is very subjective, and i have no intention of to explain anythings , my intention is only sharing.

i think my mistake? my only mistake is replying his/her post at the first time. i should just ignore it. laugh.gif
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hey bro, are you a friend of nightfelix? i think, he/she might think  because of you're his/her friend, so he/she can simply threatening to ban other people, no cool man.

what you think and what i think is very subjective, and i have no intention of to explain anythings , my intention is only sharing.

i think my mistake? my only mistake is replying his/her post at the first time. i should just ignore it.  laugh.gif
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I am a forum moderator cleaning up this topic and I am giving you advice.

And yes. Please ignore him in future.

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I am a forum moderator cleaning up this topic and I am giving you advice.

And yes. Please ignore him in future.
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it was ok until the person keep giving his/her own subjective opinion, telling people what is the better, what should not do , what should do, and making fun of other people intelligence

QUOTE(NightFelix @ Jul 8 2014, 12:02 AM)
Yes but not as good as HEPA filter capable to do. Also, kindly reminding that don't put plant in your bedroom. Living room is alright to do so.
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QUOTE(NightFelix @ Jul 8 2014, 09:35 AM)
Other than sucking up oxygen is the reason , another reason is, the soil might have bacterial and germs as well. Don't tell me you put a UV light upon your plant? sweat.gif
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giving false and untrue statement making fun of other people intelligence i obviously had done my research first, so his argument have no standing point.

QUOTE(NightFelix @ Jul 8 2014, 11:02 AM)
I do Google what is Snake Plant and how its works. What I'm saying the UV light is to kill those microorganism in the soil, not for the Snake Plant. Soil could have bacteria and fungi which is bad for people with allergies. You just tell people about the Pros of using plants indoor, but never warn people about the Cons. Nothing in this world is Perfect.

Lastly, next time before you start bashing at here do some Google search as well, this is forum where people share their thought and discussion, my respond stop here, anymore flame-bait will sent your account to holiday.
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and then he/she giving a contradiction reply, totally denying that he had made a false statement about the plant sucking up oxygen at night, another example of making fun of other people intelligence. doh.gif

and he/she do threatening to ban me biggrin.gif mister mod, if this person so happen to like to threatening other people, who know someday he/she might threatening to find whoever that anger him and revenge on the somebody? dangerous people, in nowdays, everything can happen.

and mister mod, from you replying post to me, you sound like really bias toward me, and it make me wonder if you're actually nightfelix him/hers-self?

now i giving my very personally point of view that why i think nightfelix taking me as a fool, just want to clarify my intention is only sharing the info and let ppl educate themself , so that they can choose what best for them, my intention is never ever want to polute this website health&fitness section with unnecessary posting, do appreciate your time if you really read what i post, i wish you have a very nice day, peace icon_rolleyes.gif

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QUOTE(steadystream @ Jul 9 2014, 11:09 AM)
it was ok until the person keep giving his/her own subjective opinion, telling people what is the better, what should not do , what should do, and making fun of other people intelligence
giving false and untrue statement   making fun of other people intelligence i obviously had done my research first, so his argument have no standing point.
and then he/she giving a contradiction reply, totally denying that he had made a false statement about the plant sucking up oxygen at night, another example of making fun of other people intelligence.  doh.gif

and he/she do threatening to ban me biggrin.gif  mister mod, if this person so happen to like to threatening other people, who know someday he/she might threatening to find whoever that anger him and revenge on the somebody? dangerous people, in nowdays, everything can happen.

and mister mod, from you replying post to me, you sound like really bias toward me, and it make me wonder if you're actually nightfelix him/hers-self?

now i giving my very personally point of view that why i think nightfelix taking me as a fool, just want to clarify my intention is only sharing the info and let ppl educate themself , so that they can choose what best for them, my intention is never ever want to polute this website health&fitness section with unnecessary posting, do appreciate your time if you really read what i post, i wish you have a very nice day, peace  icon_rolleyes.gif
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I'm responding to you because he is not the person flaming people here. You are.

I have gone through the posts and fully understand what happened.

Now do what you said you were gonna do and ignore him.

Please move on.
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i am not flaming ,i was try to correct the false statement, i have to do it, because it is misleading, i have the fact to prove it.

now i am ignoring him, dont i? i just posting more link to some research in my afterward post , am i doing anything wrong here?

are you not denying that you're actually nightfelix?
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Has anyone ever use an air purifier? Does it really works? How's the value for money? I have sinus problems and i was hoping it might help. In today's TheStar, there's a few articles promoting it notably the Honeywell and the Medklinn brand. I'm kinda leaning towards Medklinn (http://www.medklinn.com.my/index.html) since there's no filters to replace or clean and you just turn it on for 24/7 operation.
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May i Know what is the sharp air purifier price in malaysia now? I means the cheaper 1? biggrin.gif
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May i Know what is the sharp air purifier price in malaysia now? I means the cheaper 1? biggrin.gif
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SenQ/SenHeng I saw RM2XX something the cheapest model. Don't expect the performance of high-end.
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Air Purifier that generate ozone is actually good like Medklinn that generate massive amounts of negative ions and controlled levels of ozone -

there a study about ozone in air purifier -
http://www.understandingozone.com/article_response.asp
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Hi .. read a some review/opinions on air purifier today.
So, US really hold on to their HEPA standard. Do we have the same or equivalent here?
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Hi .. read a some review/opinions on air purifier today.
So, US really hold on to their HEPA standard. Do we have the same or equivalent  here?
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HEPA standard are same across the world. If the standard are not same, then we should doubt about the QC of medicine produced locally and import. whistling.gif
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So can recommend me some with hepa approved bro? 😊

Budget from 800 to 1400
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So can recommend me some with hepa approved bro? 😊

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Recommended by National Environment Agency of Singapore.
List of High Quality Air Purifier - Updated Monthly

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Recommended by National Environment Agency of Singapore.
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Disclaimer: Any posting shown in the listing does not constitute or imply any endorsement or affirmation by NEA of its merits, nor any affiliation, relationship or sponsorship by NEA of the company in the listing. NEA will not be responsible for any loss or damage whatsoever arising from or incidental to any use of products/services of the company in the listing by the public.

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stated on the link you shared:
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Standard disclaimer for sure because that website is under government. Anyway, those listed on that website are qualify to filter PM2.5. But efficient or economy use or not is another question. blush.gif
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hackwire,

Those review are done outside of Malaysia.  Malaysia as in other tropical countries has very high humidity.  And, we do not run our air conditioner 24/7.  In western countries, they have low humidity and centralized air con that do not expose their house to outside air. Hence, all those air ionizer and plasma stuff DOES NOT WORK in Malaysian house.  It only works in an air-con room with air-con running 24/7.  This is basic high school physic.  Humidity discharge ion aka electrical charges.

I had tried air ionizer in my car and it still does not work in Malaysia.

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Hi,

I beg to differ.

From what i have read, Sharp's Plasmacluster technology works by splitting water molecules in the air to produce hydroxyl ions so over time, humidity will decrease and the problem you mentioned will be solved.

The Honeywell 50250-S is a good product though, just that it's too loud for bedroom.

Is Honeywell 50250-S sold in Malaysia? It's only $129 on Amazon. Hope it's not $129 x 10 = RM 1290 in Malaysia or worse yet, $129 x 20 = RM 2580.

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From what i have read, Sharp's Plasmacluster technology works by splitting water molecules in the air to produce hydroxyl ions so over time, humidity will decrease and the problem you mentioned will be solved.
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Saladz,

1) Have you tried it out?? I had tried a few ionizers. It does not work in Malaysia. The one that you mentioned may or may not work in Malaysia.

2) Some people are allergic to ionized air. Ozone generated cause problem. Not sure whether the sharp product has that kind of problem.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Air_purifier

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Saladz,

1) Have you tried it out??  I had tried a few ionizers.  It does not work in Malaysia.  The one that you mentioned may or may not work in Malaysia.

2) Some people are allergic to ionized air. Ozone generated cause problem.  Not sure whether the sharp product has that kind of problem.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Air_purifier 

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I have yet to try it personally. I just read about it from hundreds of buyers' reviews regarding the Plasmacluster.

Regarding the ozone issue, many air purifier companies have solved that problem as well. The Sharp's Plasmacluster is ozone-free and has statistics to prove it.

Maybe you can try Sharp's Plasmacluster for your car's air purifier.

The con is that it will dehumidify and dries up the surroundings. I hate dry throats haha.
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Does anyone here have a Panasinic Econavi Air Purifier (F-VXF70)
If you do could you scan your operating manual and share it?
Mine wasn't in the box ...
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QUOTE(Saladz @ Feb 21 2015, 02:19 PM)
I have yet to try it personally. I just read about it from hundreds of buyers' reviews regarding the Plasmacluster.

Regarding the ozone issue, many air purifier companies have solved that problem as well. The Sharp's Plasmacluster is ozone-free and has statistics to prove it.

Maybe you can try Sharp's Plasmacluster for your car's air purifier.

The con is that it will dehumidify and dries up the surroundings. I hate dry throats haha.
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If your air purifier uses H12 Grade Certified HEPA Media (Filter) matched with a total system efficiency of 98%+ then you would rarely have to use your ionizer. Note that Ionization is only the process of cleaning the air, NOT purifying it. That is why ionizers alone only offer temporary relief as the particle while isolated still remains to be re-activated later and in re-introduced into your breathing environment.

I'm sorry but unless the brand is in the Premium Segment, offers H12 Grade HEPA and can prove to reduce the particle counts in your environment to safe levels by WHO PM2.5 guidelines you will not see the relief if you are an asthma, allergy or respiratory illness suffer in this country. TRUE HEPA is only a marketing term but does apply to Air Purifiers typically which are tested to use H12 at efficiencies (at source of 98%+) however when used in a room in which they are rated to (max room size), they must be able to show you the particle count dropping to the desired safe zone.

Only trust top US/EURO brands when offering posted HEPA rated filter media they use, followed by total system efficiency numbers they are willing to post (which excludes 95% of the market) and then back in up with a live particle count test in you office or home.

As for Ozone Safe Ionizers, only the ones which pass the CARB (California Air Research Board) certification program are within the safe Ozone emission levels. Most air purifiers in Malaysia are not listed anyhow.

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If your air purifier uses H12 Grade Certified HEPA Media (Filter) matched with a total system efficiency of 98%+ then you would rarely have to use your ionizer.  Note that Ionization is only the process of cleaning the air, NOT purifying it.  That is why ionizers alone only offer temporary relief as the particle while isolated still remains to be re-activated later and in re-introduced into your breathing environment.

I'm sorry but unless the brand is in the Premium Segment, offers H12 Grade HEPA and can prove to reduce the particle counts in your environment to safe levels by WHO PM2.5 guidelines you will not see the relief if you are an asthma, allergy or respiratory illness suffer in this country.  TRUE HEPA is only a marketing term but does apply to Air Purifiers typically which are tested to use H12 at efficiencies (at source of 98%+) however when used in a room in which they are rated to (max room size), they must be able to show you the particle count dropping to the desired safe zone.

Only trust top US/EURO brands when offering posted HEPA rated filter media they use, followed by total system efficiency numbers they are willing to post (which excludes 95% of the market) and then back in up with a live particle count test in you office or home.

As for Ozone Safe Ionizers, only the ones which pass the CARB (California Air Research Board) certification program are within the safe Ozone emission levels.  Most air purifiers in Malaysia are not listed anyhow.
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There are too many air purifiers in the market.

Anyone can tell me which one is better among Sharp, Coway, Alen, Blueair and what are the difference.

Thank you.
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Ive use the samsung one..pretty gt to capture the dust..my wifr having resdung now gone edi..less noise..hepa filter also..recommended
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Bought Sharp fz-y28fe Air purifier and using it for 4years now. But I did not replace it before. It's turning brown now and I decided to replace the Hepa filter. Anyways to get it? I found one and it cost like a bomb. Over hundreds. Where u guys buy the filter from?

Please advise me.
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Bought Sharp fz-y28fe Air purifier and using it for 4years now. But I did not replace it before. It's turning brown now and I decided to replace the Hepa filter. Anyways to get it? I found one and it cost like a bomb. Over hundreds. Where u guys buy the filter from?

Please advise me.
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WTF is that kind of Hepa filter costs like over thounsand seriously.. doh.gif
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WTF is that kind of Hepa filter costs like over thounsand seriously.. doh.gif
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You read wrongly bro. Hundreds lah. Hahaha..Dun scare me. I'm expecting to be two digit price. But after survey, saw all hundred over. Where u guys source from?

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You read wrongly bro. Hundreds lah. Hahaha..Dun scare me. I'm expecting to be two digit price. But after survey, saw all hundred over. Where u guys source from?
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Ops... Then that is fined, mine one is around RM4xx usually change between 4-5years cycle based on my current usage. But currently the red warning indicator haven't tell me to change soon.
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Ops... Then that is fined, mine one is around RM4xx usually change between 4-5years cycle based on my current usage. But currently the red warning indicator haven't tell me to change soon.
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Wow. ur Hepa filter replacement is so expensive? Must be a big 1 with some warning indicator. Mine don't have warning indicator and the cheapest model can find. Mine online I can find RM170 but too outrageous. DOn't u think so.
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QUOTE(knight @ Jun 12 2015, 02:43 PM)
Wow. ur Hepa filter replacement is so expensive? Must be a big 1 with some warning indicator. Mine don't have warning indicator and the cheapest model can find. Mine online I can find RM170 but too outrageous. DOn't u think so.
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Yeah, Mine Hepa filter are high grade one which capable to filter as small as 0.009 microns. Not big, and is around 2 feet height but weight around 11kg iinm. Warning indicator are easier for me to keep track rather than check it manually since got sensors to do the job for me. tongue.gif

Actually Hepa filter are quite expensive one even is low grade like those using inside Vacuum one. Somemore you so long only change once, consider very worthy already. biggrin.gif
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QUOTE(NightFelix @ Jun 12 2015, 05:01 PM)
Yeah, Mine Hepa filter are high grade one which capable to filter as small as 0.009 microns. Not big, and is around 2 feet height but weight around 11kg iinm. Warning indicator are easier for me to keep track rather than check it manually since got sensors to do the job for me. tongue.gif

Actually Hepa filter are quite expensive one even is low grade like those using inside Vacuum one. Somemore you so long only change once, consider very worthy already. biggrin.gif
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Ok. I buy your mindset then. Like this I better get it directly from Sharp then. Else use vacumn cleaner to further clean it up.
I just want to minimize the dust and the Ionizer kills the bacteria for me. biggrin.gif
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Ok. I buy your mindset then. Like this I better get it directly from Sharp then. Else use vacumn cleaner to further clean it up.
I just want to minimize the dust and the Ionizer kills the bacteria for me.  biggrin.gif
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Which Sharp Hepa Replacement model you looking anyway? hmm.gif How much they charge you?

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Is that medklinn good air purifier?
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There are too many air purifiers in the market.

Anyone can tell me which one is better among Sharp, Coway, Alen, Blueair and what are the difference.

Thank you.
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I'm selling Alen Air Purifier.

We offer life time warranty to any product you buy.

If you want to see the demo how the purifier work, please pm me. biggrin.gif
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what is the best bang for the buck air filter for bedroom?
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Many of you ask the same questions so we have listed the most important items you need to consider before buying your 1st or subsequent air purifiers. Note that only 5% of the brands offered in this region offer H12 HEPA filtration which will capture dangerous particles set at the PM2.5 level to start and only a couple will do it at an efficient rate to move your air quality into a safe zone.

If you want to know if your air purifier is working you should significantly feel the difference even if for only preventative needs. If you suffer from Allergies or Asthma or respiratory problems, these symptoms should basically be relieved within 48 hours if you've chosen a top air purifier. Finally, if the brand or salesperson cannot show you the benefit of the air purifier in a real demonstration using a digital particle counter, how will you even know it's really working. Don't be a victim of marketing or payment plans just to get you the product offered. The PROOF must be offered!

At the very least, if you do not wish to do your homework carefully and follow a good guide like the below, then focus on buying air purification solution from companies who ONLY FOCUS on air purification. Remove companies which offer multiple electronics, sell at retail level with very little in-store knowledge and look to companies that supply to the medical/commercial/corporate office clean air solutions level.

Good Luck, choosing the right Air Purifier can be exhaustive but not if your informed and educated!


Choosing An Air Purification Solution!

The following are the key point when making a smart decision;
• Minimum Filter Requirements (H12 Grade Certified HEPA) which sets the capture capabilities of the filter to the fine particle level as described under the EPA/WHO PM2.5 standard (0.3-2.5 microns).
• Total System Efficiency (TSE) which is a function of how well the air purifier performs using the above H12 HEPA filter. This is of absolute importance when processing ambient particles far exceeding the allowable limits so you, under all circumstances, are within the safe/acceptable levels. To handle the air quality in Malaysia, look for 98%+ efficiency ONLY.
• Coverage – Each air purifier has as SQFT/SQM maximum floor area coverage. This is a function of Air Flow, Speed and relates to performance based on how many air exchanges per/hr the unit can delivery. Don't be fooled by false coverage claims and make them test to support these claims.
• Duration to Safe Levels – This is a function of time (duration) of which an air purifier can initially process an un-purified space to a safe level.
• Noise – For spaces occupied by humans and where noise levels are important for the health and comfort of your teams, acceptable noise levels measured in dB are critical. Note that for air purifiers to perform as stated above, higher motor speeds are needed and therefore cause unacceptable noise levels.
• Power Consumption – With energy costs rising and with numerous deployments (# of units) within corporate spaces, this is another very important factor.
• Safety – Related to the design and emissions of air purifiers trust only the top brands/suppliers to delivery on safety. Make sure the unit is RoHS compliant and meet the highest California Air Research Board (CARB) standards for lead free, ozone safe operation in the world.
• Initial Cost – While cost is not the only key measure when specifying an air purification solution, it’s obviously an important one so having both the cost per unit, cost per SQM of coverage and flexibility to right-size the complete solution is Smart Choice!
• Ongoing Cost – Now that you’ve procured your solution, the Total Cost of Ownership (TCO) is in most cases as important as the initial event.
• Warranty – When procuring an air purification solution, the warranty of those devices based on the delivery of safe, purified air is crucial to your team health.
• Ease-Of-Use - An air purifier by design should be intuitive and furthermore communicative as it relates to its function. Choose brands which lead industry in this respect with the cleanest and clearest designs in the industry. Furthermore, choose a brand which offers the Best-In-Class Technology.


Finally, how many times have you heard of someone buying an air purifier and NOT seeing results related to the reason they purchased it? Almost always if they admit it! How often do you hear about consumers unable to find replacement filters for their air purifiers? Consumer Air Purification brands have short Life-Cycles and therefore your air purifier could only have a shelf life of 2-3 years if not supported by an AIR PURIFICATION ONLY BRAND!

Premium Air Purification brands in Malaysia are scarce at best but they do exist and they do offer LONG Life-Cycles and associated filter replacements for many years. Most 5 years+, some even longer so that the cost of buying an air purifier that actually works which you will reasonably pay more for will likely cost you less year than the cheaper consumer brands which really offer little relief.

Buy Smart, Protect Yourself and your Family Properly!
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what is the best bang for the buck air filter for bedroom?
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QUOTE(iwubpreve @ Aug 24 2015, 07:37 PM)
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Also need to check your room size, need to check CADR to match your requirement.

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Clean Air Delivery Rate (CADR) is a figure of merit that is the cubic feet per minute (CFM) of air that has had all the particles of a given size distribution removed.

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QUOTE(Onemorething @ Sep 2 2015, 08:32 AM)
Many of you ask the same questions so we have listed the most important items you need to consider before buying your 1st or subsequent air purifiers.  Note that only 5% of the brands offered in this region offer H12 HEPA filtration which will capture dangerous particles set at the PM2.5 level to start and only a couple will do it at an efficient rate to move your air quality into a safe zone. 

If you want to know if your air purifier is working you should significantly feel the difference even if for only preventative needs.  If you suffer from Allergies or Asthma or respiratory problems, these symptoms should basically be relieved within 48 hours if you've chosen a top air purifier.  Finally, if the brand or salesperson cannot show you the benefit of the air purifier in a real demonstration using a digital particle counter, how will you even know it's really working.  Don't be a victim of marketing or payment plans just to get you the product offered.  The PROOF must be offered! 

At the very least, if you do not wish to do your homework carefully and follow a good guide like the below, then focus on buying air purification solution from companies who ONLY FOCUS on air purification.  Remove companies which offer multiple electronics, sell at retail level with very little in-store knowledge and look to companies that supply to the medical/commercial/corporate office clean air solutions level.

Good Luck, choosing the right Air Purifier can be exhaustive but not if your informed and educated!
Choosing An Air Purification Solution!

The following are the key point when making a smart decision;
• Minimum Filter Requirements (H12 Grade Certified HEPA) which sets the capture capabilities of the filter to the fine particle level as described under the EPA/WHO PM2.5 standard (0.3-2.5 microns).
• Total System Efficiency (TSE) which is a function of how well the air purifier performs using the above H12 HEPA filter.  This is of absolute importance when processing ambient particles far exceeding the allowable limits so you, under all circumstances, are within the safe/acceptable levels. To handle the air quality in Malaysia, look for 98%+ efficiency ONLY.
• Coverage – Each air purifier has as SQFT/SQM maximum floor area coverage.  This is a function of Air Flow, Speed and relates to performance based on how many air exchanges per/hr the unit can delivery. Don't be fooled by false coverage claims and make them test to support these claims.
• Duration to Safe Levels – This is a function of time (duration) of which an air purifier can initially process an un-purified space to a safe level.
• Noise – For spaces occupied by humans and where noise levels are important for the health and comfort of your teams, acceptable noise levels measured in dB are critical.  Note that for air purifiers to perform as stated above, higher motor speeds are needed and therefore cause unacceptable noise levels.
• Power Consumption – With energy costs rising and with numerous deployments (# of units) within corporate spaces, this is another very important factor.
• Safety – Related to the design and emissions of  air purifiers trust only the top brands/suppliers to delivery on safety.  Make sure the unit is RoHS compliant and meet the highest California Air Research Board (CARB) standards for lead free, ozone safe operation in the world.
• Initial Cost – While cost is not the only key measure when specifying an air purification solution, it’s obviously an important one so having both the cost per unit, cost per SQM of coverage and flexibility to right-size the complete solution is Smart Choice!
• Ongoing Cost – Now that you’ve procured your solution, the Total Cost of Ownership (TCO) is in most cases as important as the initial event. 
• Warranty – When procuring an air purification solution, the warranty of those devices based on the delivery of safe, purified air is crucial to your team health.
• Ease-Of-Use -  An air purifier by design should be intuitive and furthermore communicative as it relates to its function.  Choose brands which lead industry in this respect with the cleanest and clearest designs in the industry.  Furthermore, choose a brand which offers the Best-In-Class Technology.
Finally, how many times have you heard of someone buying an air purifier and NOT seeing results related to the reason they purchased it?  Almost always if they admit it!  How often do you hear about consumers unable to find replacement filters for their air purifiers?  Consumer Air Purification brands have short Life-Cycles and therefore your air purifier could only have a shelf life of 2-3 years if not supported by an AIR PURIFICATION ONLY BRAND!

Premium Air Purification brands in Malaysia are scarce at best but they do exist and they do offer LONG Life-Cycles and associated filter replacements for many years.  Most 5 years+, some even longer so that the cost of buying an air purifier that actually works which you will reasonably pay more for will likely cost you less year than the cheaper consumer brands which really offer little relief.

Buy Smart, Protect Yourself and your Family Properly!
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amway atmosphere u mean?
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Its depend on you lo,and also try to survey the other brand,and comparison between brand to brand...for my opinion,iphone 6 3k plus,air purifier 4k for your family and your own health..
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Its depend on you lo,and also try to survey the other brand,and comparison between brand to brand...for my opinion,iphone 6 3k plus,air purifier 4k for your family and your own health..
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i didn't buy iphone 6 plus mang. sweat.gif i also survey sharp. the sharp most expensive variant is RM2k+ only. can put water to humidify the room. it also got haste mode like amway atmosphere. what are the difference? would be appreciate if u can enlighten me.

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Actually very simple, Atmosphere are a very good premium golden standard guildeline to pick an air purifier. So if you looking for cheaper or lower budget alternative. Should also follow the Atmosphere standard.

Like for example. Does it have HEPA filter, how many micron? etc and more..

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QUOTE(iwubpreve @ Sep 5 2015, 12:06 PM)
i didn't buy iphone 6 plus mang. sweat.gif i also survey sharp. the sharp most expensive variant is RM2k+ only. can put water to humidify the room. it also got haste mode like amway atmosphere. what are the difference? would be appreciate if u can enlighten me.

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In case you're asking what is AHAM.
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Im using model SHP-FUA28EW now need to change filter.
But check around mostly selling about RM200++ thats about 1/2 of the new set price.
Why does the filter so expensive?

Is there any cheaper alternative?
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http://particlecounting.tumblr.com/post/55...iy-air-purifier

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Comments?

An air purifier is basically just a fan + HEPA filter (and sometimes particle counter) right?

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http://particlecounting.tumblr.com/post/55...iy-air-purifier

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An air purifier is basically just a fan + HEPA filter (and sometimes particle counter) right?
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Dear Sifu's,

I would highly appreciate your 2 cents on the following air filter that I am surveying as it's within my budget. All your feedback is welcome...

http://www.houseofaircleaners.com/air-puri...af-air-purifier
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went to a few shops to ask. mainly they are recommending sharp or panasonic.

any users of these brands here? can share your experience with it pls. hope to get one by today.

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An air purifier is basically just a fan + HEPA filter (and sometimes particle counter) right?
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Did you know, if the fan speed (RPM) are not strong enough, those things traps on HEPA would end up release back out once you have turn off the fan. sweat.gif
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Did you know, if the fan speed (RPM) are not strong enough, those things traps on HEPA would end up release back out once you have turn off the fan. sweat.gif
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so means the air purifier must be on 24/7 all year long?
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so means the air purifier must be on 24/7 all year long?
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I mean his cheap diy Hepa filter method. At least those budget type air purifier are good enough power to pull them traps inside the Hepa.
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I mean his cheap diy Hepa filter method. At least those budget type air purifier are good enough power to pull them traps inside the Hepa.
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Thanks. Didn't of that.
But those are easy problems to solve. Stronger and bigger fans. Trap.
Anything else?

I am wondering because my Sharp is about 3 years old. I've used it very little, but it's a consumer grade device. And we all know about the models changing frequently, resulting in the needed HEPA fiilters no longer being available. If the current haze do not let up, the filter will soon get all clogged up, and I may have to hack and modify a filter that does not fit, to force it to go into an existing machine.

But really, I want 3 or 4 additional machines, and just can't afford to buy them all.
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QUOTE(WaCKy-Angel @ Sep 14 2015, 12:27 PM)
Im using model SHP-FUA28EW now need to change filter.
But check around mostly selling about RM200++ thats about 1/2 of the new set price.
Why does the filter so expensive?

Is there any cheaper alternative?
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I thought every model/brand uses custom-made HEPA filter?


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HEPA filter is the expensive component of an air purifier. No point buying an pricey filter and use it with a cheap fan.
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I thought every model/brand uses custom-made HEPA filter?
HEPA filter is the expensive component of an air purifier. No point buying an pricey filter and use it with a cheap fan.
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Custom made filter? U mean as in different model canot fit different model? Yea thats right.
Im just wondering if got 3rd party company come out with compatible filter at lower price, assuming original manufacturer brand sure more expensive coz they can monopoly the market.
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Anyone use Xiaomi Mi Air Purifier? Is it good?
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Custom made filter? U mean as in different model canot fit different model? Yea thats right.
Im just wondering if got 3rd party company come out with compatible filter at lower price, assuming original manufacturer brand sure more expensive coz they can monopoly the market.
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It's much worse than that. Even the same brand, wouldn't always fit different models. For consumer level air purifiers, they like the change the model every few years. Nothing wrong with that, if they want their machines up-to-date so as to better compete against other brands, it's perfectly fine. The problem is that they then stop making the filters for the older models. After a while, you have a perfectly working machine, except that you need to change the filter, and can't buy it anywhere.

As for compatible third party manufacturers ... there's probably just too much variety in shapes. What with all those different models, and the constant change of models and shapes.

This isn't my personal experience. Just what I read on the www. Our own machine is still on the original filter. But we're probably well past the 50% mark by now.
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QUOTE(river.sand @ Sep 14 2015, 08:51 PM)
I thought every model/brand uses custom-made HEPA filter?
HEPA filter is the expensive component of an air purifier. No point buying an pricey filter and use it with a cheap fan.
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Some of the better machines sell for RM2k. At that level, there's plenty left over to get a good powerful fan.
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1st No-no: Air purifier with Ionizer & Ozone thingy are slowly damaging our body. Do not spend money on something which is harmful to us.

Check out a product and see whether got certified by third party or not. Anyone wants to filter haze, bacteria and viruses, only few premium air purifiers can help on this, one is below RM5k and another one is above RM10k. Work out on your budget. I believe they have installment package. smile.gif Cheers!

P/s: I am using the one below RM5k and it really helps a lot during hazy condition now and years back. I recommended to my cousin brother few months back, their baby can sleep well now and both of the husband and wife got no more nose sensitivity & sinus. For us, is not expensive but worth it because every family member enjoying good air at home & it solved our problems. biggrin.gif

Message me if you want to know more. I don't mind to let you try on my current unit. smile.gif
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They're big enough to clean an entire house? (500-1000 cubic meter).
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what brand is the best , and how much it will cost ? plan to get one soon
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QUOTE(cmun615 @ Sep 21 2015, 06:13 PM)
1st No-no: Air purifier with Ionizer & Ozone thingy are slowly damaging our body. Do not spend money on something which is harmful to us.

Check out a product and see whether got certified by third party or not. Anyone wants to filter haze, bacteria and viruses, only few premium air purifiers can help on this, one is below RM5k and another one is above RM10k. Work out on your budget. I believe they have installment package. smile.gif Cheers!

P/s: I am using the one below RM5k and it really helps a lot during hazy condition now and years back. I recommended to my cousin brother few months back, their baby can sleep well now and both of the husband and wife got no more nose sensitivity & sinus. For us, is not expensive but worth it because every family member enjoying good air at home & it solved our problems. biggrin.gif

Message me if you want to know more. I don't mind to let you try on my current unit. smile.gif
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Would be great if you can share the name of the product here, after all forums are for the pleasure of sharing? smile.gif
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QUOTE(zeb kew @ Sep 22 2015, 02:51 PM)
They're big enough to clean an entire house? (500-1000 cubic meter).
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I'm using the one "Atmosphere" from Amway company, it able to do the job of CADR 250 cubic feet per mins. (aka 7.1 cubic meters per minutes).

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Not sure which the best, every manufacturer always claimed theirs are the best. lol laugh.gif
See how much you spend on budget anyway and what purpose and how big your room..
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Would be great if you can share the name of the product here, after all forums are for the pleasure of sharing? smile.gif
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I believe the fellow forum member share above below RM5k is the same one my dad using...
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QUOTE(NightFelix @ Sep 23 2015, 09:59 AM)
Not sure which the best, every manufacturer always claimed theirs are the best. lol laugh.gif
See how much you spend on budget anyway and what purpose and how big your room..
noted , i think any well known brand will do , i will do my survey this evening
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I'm using the one "Atmosphere" from Amway company, it able to do the job of CADR 250 cubic feet per mins. (aka 7.1 cubic meters per minutes).
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I've seen suggestion of 4-6x per hour for light duty, and 8x per hour for medium duty. That equates to a space of 14-28 cubic meters at the most. Only one room. sad.gif

Definitely not large enough for the whole house. And how many of us can afford to buy multiple units of this thing?
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Question. Is Medklinn is good to have ? Combination with any air purifier? I'm so confused now after reading this thread huhuhu
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QUOTE(BlueOrangeAsia @ Sep 29 2015, 09:47 AM)
Have you guys heard of Stadler Form?

Stadler Form is a swiss based brand that is focused on air treatment products.

There is two product that i would like to share with you in regards to the thread.

An (Air purifier) called Viktor and an (air washer + air purfier) called Robert.

Viktor (Air Purifier) unlike most brands, uses HPP filter instead of the expensive HEPA Filters. HPP filters can be removed and washed, hence it can be reuse.

Also, it comes with an active carbon filter that removes odours. 

Consider this two products as it is proven to have been extremely useful for air treatment.
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What HEPA filtering method is the micron could be small as 0.009 microns like the one I'm using. So those particles or viruses or bacteria are trapped in there are dry till dead. Let's say yours one can be reuse and rewash for 1-2times (could be more). It might be just working as trapped those particles but not viruses/bacteria (SARS/H1N1 etc..)
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Hi guys, just wondering if any of you knows where can i buy Honeywell air filter/purifier?

Location at klang valley.

Tried searching online but their models are very limited [i.e. lelong or lazada] sad.gif


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I already have the air purifier bought last last year. where can we buy the HEPA filter?

can't find it in jusco where i bought my air purifier
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i bought philips AC1404 and sharp FUA28EW
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QUOTE(labtec @ Oct 3 2015, 07:12 PM)
i bought philips AC1404 and sharp FUA28EW
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Try approach senq/SenHeng see they can help you or not...
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really weird...
i ask around and seem like noone buy HEPA filter to replace the old one before

everyone use the filter for few years?
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QUOTE(labtec @ Oct 3 2015, 08:34 PM)
really weird...
i ask around and seem like noone buy HEPA filter to replace the old one before

everyone use the filter for few years?
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Not sure... mine is Atmosphere from Amway company, mine only need to be replace once around 3-5years based on the manuals, but my machine indicator haven't turn red, using since 2012, so once the filter indicator turn red, I just drop off to my nearby shop to buy the filter.

Edit: some people I know using from Coway company which have 3-4months for maintenance, so the owners might didn't know how much or how often the filter have been replace during the maintenance...

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QUOTE(NightFelix @ Oct 4 2015, 12:15 PM)
Not sure... mine is Atmosphere from Amway company, mine only need to be replace once around 3-5years based on the manuals, but my machine indicator haven't turn red, using since 2012, so once the filter indicator turn red, I just drop off to my nearby shop to buy the filter.

Edit: some people I know using from Coway company which have 3-4months for maintenance, so the owners might didn't know how much or how often the filter have been replace during the maintenance...
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icic, so buy from direct sales company is easier also
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icic, so buy from direct sales company is easier also
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conventional company wasn't not good, is their always renew their existing model like 5 years later, so they phase out the previous model include those Hepa replacement parts.. Usually high-end model got parts while those entry level model they don't keep stock, so have to get from oversea or ebay etc...

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coway not good? i see my office use Lombok II looks very efficient only.. air oso clean.
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guys...thinking to get my very first air purifier,problem is should i go for RM1k one or those RM300+ one?

any difference between those?
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QUOTE(Lynixx @ Oct 6 2015, 05:31 PM)
guys...thinking to get my very first air purifier,problem is should i go for RM1k one or those RM300+ one?

any difference between those?
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No HEPA filter = clean only large particulates.
With HEPA filter = even smell is also removed (eg finish eating nasi lemak, turn on filter, after a few minutes, there's no smell at all).

The cheap cheap ones will not have built in detectors.
Without the built in detector, you don't know if it is actually cleaning the air or not.
With the detector, it is easy to tell. Open the door, dirty outside air comes in, and you can see it on the panel. Stir fry some chili dish, and the detector indicate it.
Without the detector, you turn on the power, and the fan starts. Turn off the power, and the fan stops.
With the detector, I turn it on when I get home and the fan starts. When the air is clean, the fan stops automatically. If I open the outside door and dirty air comes in, the fan automatically starts up, and stops again when the air is clean. I only turn it off when I leave for work the next day.

The one I have also have this humidifier function as well. Which now that I have it, I don't think I need it. Only makes the machine more expensive. I never use it. The air isn't that dry because I do not run the air conditioner 24/7.
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QUOTE(Lynixx @ Oct 6 2015, 05:31 PM)
guys...thinking to get my very first air purifier,problem is should i go for RM1k one or those RM300+ one?

any difference between those?
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Buy those with HEPA filter that capable to filter 2.5 PM particles.
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QUOTE(NightFelix @ Oct 6 2015, 08:10 PM)
Buy those with HEPA filter that capable to filter 2.5 PM particles.
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im considering this

http://www.senq.com.my/air-purifier?produc...rice&order=DESC

do you think is good?
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QUOTE(BlueOrangeAsia @ Oct 7 2015, 10:11 AM)
Hi Nightfelix,

HPP filter systems uses electromagnetic fields to trap the dust particles. Hence, ALL particles will be trapped regardless of its micron size. Plus, it is inexpensive to replace the HPP Filter and could last up to 1 year to 1 year 6 months time.
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They generate ozone as a byproduct, correct?
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im considering this

http://www.senq.com.my/air-purifier?produc...rice&order=DESC

do you think is good?
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so small? is it efficient to cover a large area? e.g. living room?

if a small room then ok.. gotta take per square feet coverage into factor too.. u dont wanna wait hours before able to breathe fresh air right?
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QUOTE(BlueOrangeAsia @ Oct 7 2015, 10:11 AM)
Hi Nightfelix,

HPP filter systems uses electromagnetic fields to trap the dust particles. Hence, ALL particles will be trapped regardless of its micron size. Plus, it is inexpensive to replace the HPP Filter and could last up to 1 year to 1 year 6 months time.
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So does it as efficient as HEPA filter?

Since now a days, those medical manufacturer or hospital are stil using HEPA filter technology, that is why I don't see much advantages over the HEPA efficiency and realibility. What are the average of CADR?
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"... all of the ESPs and ionizers tested produced ozone at levels that are below health-based standards for all the tests conducted. None of the devices produced ozone concentrations above 45 ppb during the face tests, and all produced room concentrations below 16 ppb in the room test. All of the devices examined produced less than 3 mg/hr of ozone. ...

Caution also is warranted because introduction of any amount of ozone into indoor spaces may result in increased levels of formaldehyde, ultrafine particles, and other pollutants due to the reaction of ozone with terpenes (fragrance compounds such as pinene and limonene) and other chemicals emitted from modern consumer products and building materials. Additionally, operation and maintenance practices of air cleaner owners have the potential to significantly impact the amount of ozone produced. Recent survey results indicate that most California air cleaner owners operate their indoor air cleaning devices continuously and year round; however, owners typically do not maintain their devices as instructed by the manufacturer. This can lead to excess ozone generation and greater ozone emissions than observed in the tests reported here. "

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QUOTE(NightFelix @ Oct 4 2015, 12:15 PM)
Not sure... mine is Atmosphere from Amway company, mine only need to be replace once around 3-5years based on the manuals, but my machine indicator haven't turn red, using since 2012, so once the filter indicator turn red, I just drop off to my nearby shop to buy the filter.

Edit: some people I know using from Coway company which have 3-4months for maintenance, so the owners might didn't know how much or how often the filter have been replace during the maintenance...
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May I know how much is the Atmosphere replacement filter?
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QUOTE(BlueOrangeAsia @ Oct 8 2015, 09:28 AM)
Hey zeb, Nope there is no byproduct here. Ozone byproducts are bad for health.

All the dust particles are trapped inside the HPP filter. Nothing gets past this HPP filter.
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Isn't HPP an electrostatic device? Electrostatic air cleaners generate small amount of ozones as a byproduct. Does their literature mention some special mechanism to prevent the generation of ozone?

"Electrostatic air cleaners (sometimes known as electrostatic precipitators) are highly efficient filtration devices that use electrostatic attraction to remove fine particulate matter such as dust and cigarette smoke from the air. Electrostatic air cleaners ionize (or electrically charge) particles as incoming air is drawn over an electronic cell. The charged particles are then attracted to and trapped by a series of flat collector plates that are oppositely charged, with the particles literally “sticking†to the collection plates until they are manually removed.

Electrostatic air cleaners have two main drawbacks. First, they can produce ozone – a known lung irritant and asthma trigger. While many units produce negligible levels of ozone, there are some brands and models on the market that exceed government safety standards. They may also produce ultra-fine particles from the reaction of the ozone with indoor chemicals (e.g., those from household cleaning products, paints, flooring or carpeting) that some people are sensitive to."


http://www.modernalchemyair.com/technology/electrostatic/


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Im looking for air purifier that can remove cigarette smoke / smell instantly.

Any recommended ?
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QUOTE(cientoo @ Oct 8 2015, 02:32 PM)
May I know how much is the Atmosphere replacement filter?
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Hepa Filter = RM510.90 , report claim life span up to 5 years.
Odour Filter = RM353.00, report claim life span up to 3 years (but I was using since 2012 till now 2015 still not yet changing)
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QUOTE(NightFelix @ Oct 9 2015, 09:14 AM)
Prefilter = DIY wash, rinse, and dry so basically is FOC
Hepa Filter = RM510.90 , report claim life span up to 5 years.
Odour Filter = RM353.00, report claim life span up to 3 years (but I was using since 2012 till now 2015 still not yet changing)
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Anyone using Coway Air Purifier Aires AP-1009CH? Any comment..

Plan to put in bedroom..

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QUOTE(zeb kew @ Oct 6 2015, 06:24 PM)
No HEPA filter = clean only large particulates.
With HEPA filter = even smell is also removed (eg finish eating nasi lemak, turn on filter, after a few minutes, there's no smell at all).

The cheap cheap ones will not have built in detectors.
Without the built in detector, you don't know if it is actually cleaning the air or not.
With the detector, it is easy to tell. Open the door, dirty outside air comes in, and you can see it on the panel. Stir fry some chili dish, and the detector indicate it.
Without the detector, you turn on the power, and the fan starts. Turn off the power, and the fan stops.
With the detector, I turn it on when I get home and the fan starts. When the air is clean, the fan stops automatically. If I open the outside door and dirty air comes in, the fan automatically starts up, and stops again when the air is clean. I only turn it off when I leave for work the next day.

The one I have also have this humidifier function as well. Which now that I have it, I don't think I need it. Only makes the machine more expensive. I never use it. The air isn't that dry because I do not run the air conditioner 24/7.
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What brand is yours?
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hey guys, recently bought a sharp FPF30LH.

the purifier emits funny ash-smell everytime i turn it on and lasts about 5 minutes then gone. what is the problem?

sharp email support says its haze and ask me to vacuum the filter and expose it to sun for a few hrs. I vacuumed it but since haze is strong, I think exposing it to sun will only make matters worse if it is indeed caused by haze....
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QUOTE(feizaiII @ Oct 10 2015, 09:09 PM)
Anyone using Coway Air Purifier Aires AP-1009CH? Any comment..

Plan to put in bedroom..
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got for Dolomities. Price difference not much and got more functions.

http://www.coway.com.my/ProductOverview.aspx?CID=2

best is Lombok II.. if u can afford 3.3k. Can do installment plan up to x36 months also (0 interest with credit card). Their RM500 yearly service also can do installment plan (this fee includes all service parts, as well as increase warranty +1 more year each time). Maybe that's why Coway is more expensive than those u buy from shops directly.. as the warranty can go on indefinitely as long u renew its yearly service.

Lombok II works fast, best for living room area. My office using this.. and I tested it at my house also. Experience is chun. damn good filter.

Coway also I notice has filters that is fitted with many layers.. anti virus and anti bacteria, pollen, allergens, hepa, etc etc up to 8 layers for their most expensive model.

Dolomities more for medium size hall or room. Using this at my son's babysitter.. coz they dont have air filter there so we put it there for time being. Good model but works slower than Lombok.

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spoke to a friend this evening about Air Purifiers and she said she using Sharp - good.. so is her friend. said can sleep better wo...

thought of getting 1 now with the haze and being a former asthma patient, i think good to put 1 in the bedroom..

problem is i have limited budget..

saw this in the Sales thread - https://forum.lowyat.net/index.php?showtopic=3608583&hl= ...

have back-read posts up to 1 year ago and am not sure if a common brand like those would be good? [NightFelix] [Onemorething] [zeb kew] can share some thoughts? notworthy.gif
also the issue is when they change model, the filters they dont reproduce anymore?
how about the problem that it further dehumidifies the room yawn.gif



if its not a value buy, i might as well not buy it.

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QUOTE(KenYoung @ Oct 21 2015, 01:57 AM)
spoke to a friend this evening about Air Purifiers and she said she using Sharp - good.. so is her friend. said can sleep better wo...

thought of getting 1 now with the haze and being a former asthma patient, i think good to put 1 in the bedroom..

problem is i have limited budget..

saw this in the Sales thread - https://forum.lowyat.net/index.php?showtopic=3608583&hl= ...

have back-read posts up to 1 year ago and am not sure if a common brand like those would be good? [NightFelix] [Onemorething] [zeb kew] can share some thoughts?  notworthy.gif
also the issue is when they change model, the filters they dont reproduce anymore?
how about the problem that it further dehumidifies the room yawn.gif
if its not a value buy, i might as well not buy it.
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No. You need a HEPA based Air Purifier. Not a Ionizer. Plasmacluster is a "Marketing Name", is a more simple way to pronounce, we call it Ionizer. You can simply do a quick Google Search on Medical Studies found that, Ionizer doesn't help Asthma / Allergy people, it even worsen your situation. Xiaomi Air Purifier are budget alternative.

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QUOTE(jasonchaw @ Oct 9 2015, 08:10 AM)
Im looking for air purifier that can remove cigarette smoke / smell instantly.

Any recommended ?
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https://youtu.be/rriEkdaTD9c


I think this demonstration can convince you.

is amway atmosphere.

I 'm sure soon or later the stock will finish soon, if not act fast

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QUOTE(NightFelix @ Oct 21 2015, 10:26 AM)
No. You need a HEPA based Air Purifier. Not a Ionizer. Plasmacluster is a "Marketing Name", is a more simple way to pronounce, we call it Ionizer. You can simply do a quick Google Search on Medical Studies found that, Ionizer doesn't help  Asthma / Allergy people, it even worsen your situation. Xiaomi Air Purifier are budget alternative.
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meaning to say Sharp 's are No No?

xiaomi cheapeast i found so far RM790 from Johor.... any1 seen cheaper? but warranty wise a bit unsure.gif 3 months..


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QUOTE(KenYoung @ Oct 21 2015, 01:21 PM)
meaning to say Sharp 's are No No?

xiaomi cheapeast i found so far RM790 from Johor.... any1 seen cheaper? but warranty wise a bit  unsure.gif
11st street with discount slightly less.. but got warranty? couldnt find anywhere stating..
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RM790 consider cheap. Lazada selling one RM899 with 3months warranty.

One of my friends bought himself one through Agents direct ship from China also RM720. Not sure about how warranty works if ship back to China, so if yours offer local warranty (mean he bear the costs ship back to China repair) means consider good.
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QUOTE(NightFelix @ Oct 21 2015, 02:27 PM)
RM790 consider cheap. Lazada selling one RM899 with 3months warranty.

One of my friends bought himself one through Agents direct ship from China also RM720. Not sure about how warranty works if ship back to China, so if yours offer local warranty (mean he bear the costs ship back to China repair) means consider good.
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http://www.11street.my/productdetail/xiaom...ier-wifi-355185 - if not mistaken CIMB cardholders entitled to RM50 off... also got bcard point..

sellers said got 6 months local warranty.. any queries can put Q&A there..
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Sharp seems popular, and hear some model sell until no stock....is that true?
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Because not every consumer are like us who surf LYN or Google to do research on what their need or how it works. I'm not saying Sharp products was bad, but if you are Asthma / Allergy people, should not even think or use the Plasma Cluster aka Ionizer. Should pick those came with HEPA filter, if combo with Carbon filter would be even better.

Or else, you are pretty much good to go pick few of those.
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QUOTE(KenYoung @ Oct 21 2015, 04:44 PM)
http://www.11street.my/productdetail/xiaom...ier-wifi-355185 - if not mistaken CIMB cardholders entitled to RM50 off... also got bcard point..

sellers said got 6 months local warranty.. any queries can put Q&A there..
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Then you give it a try. One of my real life friends bought 1 unit using in Singapore. So far so good.
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QUOTE(NightFelix @ Oct 21 2015, 10:25 PM)
Because not every consumer are like us who surf LYN or Google to do research on what their need or how it works. I'm not saying Sharp products was bad, but if you are Asthma / Allergy people, should not even think or use the Plasma Cluster aka Ionizer. Should pick those came with HEPA filter, if combo with Carbon filter would be even better.

Or else, you are pretty much good to go pick few of those.
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interesting..

just like some said their air purifier can detect fart smell, if my room got odor of "men's" smell, do u think this will help eliminate it ? or will go back to square 1 after turn off?

also , i did some reading on other threads.. some point to consider b4 getting xiaomi:

1) warranty (short warranty - borne by importers)
2) filter spare part can get after few years?
should these by a concern or im thinking way too ahead? lol

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QUOTE(KenYoung @ Oct 22 2015, 01:53 AM)
interesting..

just like some said their air purifier can detect fart smell, if my room got odor of "men's" smell, do u think this will help eliminate it ? or will go back to square 1 after turn off?

also , i did some reading on other threads.. some point to consider b4 getting xiaomi:

1) warranty (short warranty - borne by importers)
2) filter spare part can get after few years?
should these by a concern or im thinking way too ahead? lol
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To eliminate smell, you need Carbon Filter, just like the one inside Xiaomi Air Purifier, I'm using Atmosphere by Amway, got the same Carbon Filter to filter those Odour / VOC etc...

Warranty for Xiaomi, if got offer by importers like 3 - 6months considers good. Even spareparts can import from China too, well is made in China, nothing much to worry especially Xiaomi products. Those few years ago spareparts for Xiaomi Smartphone still do exists. So not much worry. If a electronics products can use up to 3years, and especially made in China, are considered very good. Most products are designed EOL within 2 years, or else how to make more money from consumers if the products can last 20years? Remember a Air Conditioner brand called "National" that are last long and good? Well that company no longer exists. LOL Mine using like almost 20years and still using in my master bedroom.
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QUOTE(NightFelix @ Oct 21 2015, 10:25 PM)
Because not every consumer are like us who surf LYN or Google to do research on what their need or how it works. I'm not saying Sharp products was bad, but if you are Asthma / Allergy people, should not even think or use the Plasma Cluster aka Ionizer. Should pick those came with HEPA filter, if combo with Carbon filter would be even better.

Or else, you are pretty much good to go pick few of those.
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May I know why asthma /allergy people should not use plasma cluster aka ionizer? I thought that is also help for clearer air?
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Need suggestions from you guys.

Hall: 286 sq ft (26 sq m)
Room: 120 sq ft (11 sq m)

Quite a lot of dust at home (windows/ sliding door always open), plus need to filter out cat fur (quite a lot at times, can see on the couch and sofas), and my human bulu also laugh.gif

Budget roughly RM1200 for both.
Obviously a bigger unit for the hall and a smaller one for the room.

At least something easy to use, with washable filters perhaps?

Thanks.

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SHARP FPFM40LB come with HEPA filter ?

http://kyspeaks.com/2015/09/30/haze-and-mo...r-air-purifier/
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QUOTE(Seager @ Nov 7 2015, 12:12 PM)
Need suggestions from you guys.

Hall: 286 sq ft (26 sq m)
Room: 120 sq ft  (11 sq m)

Quite a lot of dust at home (windows/ sliding door always open), plus need to filter out cat fur (quite a lot at times, can see on the couch and sofas), and my human bulu also laugh.gif

Budget roughly RM1200 for both.
Obviously a bigger unit for the hall and a smaller one for the room.

At least something easy to use, with washable filters perhaps?

Thanks.
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Have you try Amway atmosphere before?
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Err nope.
That's why I'm here to seek advise on what to get.
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That's why I'm here to seek advise on what to get.
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Is good, but the price would be out of your current budget...
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so does the air purifier can reduce dust in the room ?
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which brand is good for clean dust and fresh air ??
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Clean dust : look for HEPA filter
Fresh air : no such thing. Air purifiers only filter stuff from the air in the room. It cannot generate new air. For fresh air, either open a window or add an exhaust fan installed in reverse blowing fresh air in. But the air will only be as fresh as the air outside your window. If you're living next to a busy road, it wouldn't be very nice. No purifier can remove CO, NO, or whatever poison pumped out by vehicle exhausts. They only remove particulate matter, not gases. The only way to get fresh air is to live so high that you're actually above the city smog (which my own house used to be but isn't anymore, 12km from KL city center, and atop a small hill) or you relocate to a geographic position far enough in the countryside that you have fresh air outside your window.
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Clean dust : look for HEPA filter
Fresh air : no such thing. Air purifiers only filter stuff from the air in the room. It cannot generate new air. For fresh air, either open a window or add an exhaust fan installed in reverse blowing fresh air in. But the air will only be as fresh as the air outside your window. If you're living next to a busy road, it wouldn't be very nice. No purifier can remove CO, NO, or whatever poison pumped out by vehicle exhausts. They only remove particulate matter, not gases. The only way to get fresh air is to live so high that you're actually above the city smog (which my own house used to be but isn't anymore, 12km from KL city center, and atop a small hill) or you relocate to a geographic position far enough in the countryside that you have fresh air outside your window.
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my budget is around rm500 , any air purifier with hepa is at that price range ? just for a room
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QUOTE(TianJian @ Nov 25 2015, 01:43 PM)
my budget is around rm500 , any air purifier with hepa is at that price range ? just for a room
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Xiaomi Mi Purifier (Gen 2)
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Xiaomi Mi Purifier (Gen 2)
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Yup, been using mi purifier as well. Here's my model, compact & effective !
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Mind sharing where you buy and how much? Planning to buy also.

Where to get the filter replacement? Is there an English app to control the filter?
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Mind sharing where you buy and how much? Planning to buy also.

Where to get the filter replacement? Is there an English app to control the filter?
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Garage sales have a lot people bring in and their price are very competitive as well... Try survey search and source for the cheapest and warranty claim..
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Garage sales have a lot people bring in and their price are very competitive as well... Try survey search and source for the cheapest and warranty claim..
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Any recommendations? Would like the one you recommend.
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Any recommendations? Would like the one you recommend.
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Try him.
https://forum.lowyat.net/index.php?act=ST&f=11&t=3752605

He might not be the cheapest, but he offer delivery service for you (charges apply) within the products warranty period by sending back to China, compare to others 3months warranty that selling at less than RM700~650..
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Try him.
https://forum.lowyat.net/index.php?act=ST&f=11&t=3752605

He might not be the cheapest, but he offer delivery service for you (charges apply) within the products warranty period by sending back to China, compare to others 3months warranty that selling at less than RM700~650..
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Rm799. Same price with lazada. You bought from him? What about replacement cartridge? I see that he doesn't sell the replacement cartridge
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Rm799. Same price with lazada. You bought from him? What about replacement cartridge?  I see that he doesn't sell the replacement cartridge
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Replacement filter got. I waiting he bring in gen 2.
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Replacement filter got. I waiting he bring in gen 2.
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Why gen2? From what I read, gen 1 is more powerful and cover wider area than gen 2. So why are you interested in gen 2 or am I missing something? hmm.gif
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Why gen2? From what I read, gen 1 is more powerful and cover wider area than gen 2. So why are you interested in gen 2 or am I missing something? hmm.gif
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Because smaller and cheaper to fit my small room. I already have a big air purifier from Amway for my living room...
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Hi is negative and positive ions important thing considering when choose the air purifier ?
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Hi is  negative and positive ions important thing considering when choose the air purifier ?
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If you are not allergic, then no need worry about... Ionizers is not a important feature that you should looks into. Choosing a good purifier, the first priority things is the CADR (Clean Air Delivery Rate) that capable to filter. And does the HEPA filter, is it able to filter PM2.5 (Particulate Matter).
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QUOTE(NightFelix @ Nov 29 2015, 03:36 PM)
If you are not allergic, then no need worry about... Ionizers is not a important feature that you should looks into. Choosing a good purifier, the first priority things is the CADR (Clean Air Delivery Rate) that capable to filter. And does the HEPA filter, is it able to filter PM2.5 (Particulate Matter).
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if base on CADR , i did watch the comparison on Air Purified notice xiaomi ar purified have a good result and cheaper.

Sharp is just additional Ionizers technology , but not sure how good on the ionisers technology because i saw review is Ions usually in water fall or forest general a lot of Ions make you feel the fresh air and energy , i hope that Air Purified can have this feature also .......
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if base on CADR , i did watch the comparison on Air Purified notice xiaomi ar purified have a good result and cheaper.

Sharp is just additional Ionizers technology , but not sure how good on the ionisers technology because i saw review is Ions usually in water fall or forest general a lot of Ions make you feel the fresh air and energy , i hope that Air Purified can have this feature also .......
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Because that is the basic standard of what an air purifier should be. Ionizer is extra feature.

Just like water purifier, it must able to remove all unwanted stuff from the water while retain what should have in the water. Hot and cold feature is additional/optional feature.

A air conditioning should able to produce cold air, ionizer also additional features.

Boiler should able to boil water, keep warm or able to make Coffee is additional features.

So, TLDR? Look for a air purifier with Hepa features that capable to filter PM2.5 and high CADR. Check the Hepa filter micron. If need to filter VOC stuff, you need a filter call carbon filter.
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Does xiaomi air purifier have an English app to control the device?
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Does xiaomi air purifier have an English app to control the device?
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Because that is the basic standard of what an air purifier should be. Ionizer is extra feature.

Just like water purifier, it must able to remove all unwanted stuff from the water while retain what should have in the water. Hot and cold feature is additional/optional feature.

A air conditioning should able to produce cold air, ionizer also additional features.

Boiler should able to boil water, keep warm or able to make Coffee is additional features.

So, TLDR? Look for a air purifier with Hepa features that capable to filter PM2.5 and high CADR. Check the Hepa filter micron. If need to filter VOC stuff, you need a filter call carbon filter.
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Thanks Sir of your comments, sound like you are the expert ^^

but it is possible to advise me, will you recommend to choose Xiao Mi Air purifier ?

today i shopping i saw Sharp KC-D60E-W , damn expensive RM2.7K just to cover a Living Room only....but Sharp look like got a lot additional feature like +&- Ions and others.

Sharp also come out a model include the mosquito trap look interesting but only cover small room area RM 1.1K
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Thanks Sir of your comments, sound like you are the expert ^^

but it is possible to advise me, will you recommend to choose Xiao Mi Air purifier ?

today i shopping i saw Sharp KC-D60E-W , damn expensive RM2.7K just to cover a Living Room only....but Sharp look like got a lot additional feature like +&- Ions and others.

Sharp also come out a model include the mosquito trap look interesting but only cover small room area RM 1.1K
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He already said Ioniser is additional features. The most important thing is it can filter, clean the air. Was considering sharp until I came across xiaomi air purifier. But was thinking how to ship to Malaysia. One just wants clean air. No need additional bells and whistle.

Same like an antivirus. One does not need it to be able to clean, backup, speedup computer. There are other stuff for that. By buying say Kaspersky Pure (all those additional stuff) one is definitely paying more compare to just Internet security.

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QUOTE(lucklyghost @ Nov 30 2015, 12:49 AM)
Thanks Sir of your comments, sound like you are the expert ^^

but it is possible to advise me, will you recommend to choose Xiao Mi Air purifier ?

today i shopping i saw Sharp KC-D60E-W , damn expensive RM2.7K just to cover a Living Room only....but Sharp look like got a lot additional feature like +&- Ions and others.

Sharp also come out a model include the mosquito trap look interesting but only cover small room area RM 1.1K
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If you want to buy Air Purifier just to buy filter some those dusts, animals furs, flower pollen and haze (like PM2.5) etc.. Yes, the Xiaomi one will do what it you wanted to without breaking your bank.

QUOTE(Ramjade @ Nov 30 2015, 08:01 AM)
He already said Ioniser is additional features. The most important thing is it can filter, clean the air. Was considering sharp until I came across xiaomi air purifier. But was thinking how to ship to Malaysia. One just wants clean air. No need additional bells and whistle.

Same like an antivirus. One does not need it to be able to clean, backup, speedup computer. There are other stuff for that. By buying say Kaspersky Pure (all those additional stuff) one is definitely paying more compare to just Internet security.
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Actually I think if anyone found people selling at RM799 or below are reasonable. Here is why:

1. Now exchange rate are between 0.68~0.72x, so the Xiaomi Air Purifier selling in China are 899RMB are almost RM611~647
2. That things weight total to 8KG, you do the calculation for shipping from China to Malaysia for just one items. It will costs around RM100~200 alone, otherwise you have to use agents to make it cheaper.
3. What about warranty? Think about it, if the seller offer 3months ~ 6months warranty ("IF" without additional shipping charge sending back to China), You do the calculation again.
4. Replacement filter are cheap which can be easily source from China/Xiaomi, only pay to one middle-man/forwarder. No multi-level middleman markup price, unless Xiaomi started plan to sell here.

So what I think is, the people who sell here are saving all the hassle you need to encounter.

One of my friends even told me about this, I ask him, how many you bought, he said 3 units (he is in Singapore, haze last time from Indonesia), then I said warranty how? he said no warranty. Then I ask why? he said, who the fark care about warranty, is so freaking cheap compare to those high-end Japan Brand Air Purifier and yet the Xiaomi Purifier is efficient and powerful. If breakdown can't fix, just throw away it, who gonna pay the 8KG weight shipping fees sending back to China, and then again sending back to here again? doh.gif
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Actually I think if anyone found people selling at RM799 or below are reasonable. Here is why:

1. Now exchange rate are between 0.68~0.72x, so the Xiaomi Air Purifier selling in China are 899RMB are almost RM611~647
2. That things weight total to 8KG, you do the calculation for shipping from China to Malaysia for just one items. It will costs around RM100~200 alone, otherwise you have to use agents to make it cheaper.
3. What about warranty? Think about it, if the seller offer 3months ~ 6months warranty ("IF" without additional shipping charge sending back to China), You do the calculation again.
4. Replacement filter are cheap which can be easily source from China/Xiaomi, only pay to one middle-man/forwarder. No multi-level middleman markup price, unless Xiaomi started plan to sell here.

So what I think is, the people who sell here are saving all the hassle you need to encounter.

One of my friends even told me about this, I ask him, how many you bought, he said 3 units (he is in Singapore, haze last time from Indonesia), then I said warranty how? he said no warranty. Then I ask why? he said, who the fark care about warranty, is so freaking cheap compare to those high-end Japan Brand Air Purifier and yet the Xiaomi Purifier is efficient and powerful. If breakdown can't fix, just throw away it, who gonna pay the 8KG weight shipping fees sending back to China, and then again sending back to here again? doh.gif
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Agreed. Actually I also find it damn cheap. Was thinking how to buy. Why I said cheap?
Take Sharp for example. To filter the same area, price is about Rm2k+. This only RM800. Also, you won't be using it every day. Just when got haze only. Hence the filter should be able to last a year. So we do not need to change it every 6 months like what xiaomi recommends. Once a year should be OK.

Even though sharp filter needs changing every 3-5 years, this is still cheaper.

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Agreed. Actually I also find it damn cheap. Was thinking how to buy. Why I said cheap?
Take Sharp for example. To filter the same area, price is about Rm2k+. This only RM800. Also, you won't be using it every day. Just when got haze only. Hence the filter should be able to last a year. So we do not need to change it every 6 months like what xiaomi recommends. Once a year should be OK.

Even though sharp filter needs changing every 3-5 years, this is still cheaper.
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is the normal practice just switch on when having Haze? i though in our normal condition it also got virus fly around, it should be open everyday? 1 day switch on few hours?

btw i heard some ppl say after using Air Purifier it should have feeling like water fall or in jungle produce a lot ions with refresh air , not sure true or not
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is the normal practice just switch on when having Haze? i though in our normal condition it also got virus fly around, it should be open everyday? 1 day switch on few hours?

btw i heard some ppl say after using Air Purifier it should have feeling like water fall or in jungle produce a lot ions with refresh air , not sure true or not
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Your body have it's own defense system which is pretty effective against most common germs. There are ways to increase it naturally so that one does not get sick easily. However if you have HIV, then is different where your immune system is totally not functioning.

Your immune system can get rid of virus on its own but not haze particles. So one should give the immune system a boost for haze. The rest let it take care of itself.
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QUOTE(Ramjade @ Dec 1 2015, 02:26 AM)
Your body have it's own defense system which is pretty effective against most common germs. There are ways to increase it naturally so that one does not get sick easily. However if you have HIV, then is different where your immune system is totally not functioning.

Your immune system can get rid of virus on its own but not haze particles. So one should give the immune system a boost for haze. The rest let it take care of itself.
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sound like if no haze basically Air purified is slightly useless? how about do you think after using Air Purified can reduce the dust?
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sound like if no haze basically Air purified is slightly useless? how about do you think after using Air Purified can reduce the dust?
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I wouldn't be thinking of buying air purifier if there's no haze. I think is "expensive" to use air purifier to clean the dust. A vacuum cleaner once a week (if you are that type that cannot stand dust) or maybe once every 2 weeks should be enough. Electricity I think is cheaper compare to filter replacement. smile.gif

Expose yourself to some sunlight. Sunlight is one of the way to boost your immune system.

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QUOTE(lucklyghost @ Dec 1 2015, 02:51 AM)
sound like if no haze basically Air purified is slightly useless? how about do you think after using Air Purified can reduce the dust?
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If you are allergy to flower pollen, got senior that are weak, junior that immune system are still young, animals furs like cats or dogs, car pollution like in down town, lack of fresh air indoor. Any many many mores... Indoor pollution are more than outdoor.

Not just haze.. That is a bad concept.. Most people think they do not need, is because air pollution can't bee seen. That is why when haze incoming, every one rush to buy one, because haze can be seen.

Is just like water purifier 10-20years ago, most people still think they do not need.
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ok, let me get one xiao mi ^^, thanks your comment
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ok, let me get one xiao mi ^^, thanks your comment
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Directd already selling the Gen1 RM799 and Gen2 RM599. Go check out their Lelong store.
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Directd already selling the Gen1 RM799 and Gen2 RM599. Go check out their Lelong store.
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Directd don't give free shipping unlike the one you recommend.
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Base on the living room size 30.5m2,
which one is good?

Mi Purifier 1st Gen
Mi Purifier 2nd Gen
or
Sharp Plasma Cluster Air Purifier (size 36m2)

Please advise


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QUOTE(mujinkun @ Dec 10 2015, 12:57 PM)
Base on the living room size 30.5m2,
which one is good?

Mi Purifier 1st Gen
Mi Purifier 2nd Gen
or
Sharp Plasma Cluster Air Purifier (size 36m2)

Please advise
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Depends on you. I will take gen 1 over gen 2 as gen2 is weaker, cover lesser area.Price wise xiaomi win hands down.
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QUOTE(mujinkun @ Dec 10 2015, 12:57 PM)
Base on the living room size 30.5m2,
which one is good?

Mi Purifier 1st Gen
Mi Purifier 2nd Gen
or
Sharp Plasma Cluster Air Purifier (size 36m2)

Please advise
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Gen 1. Gen2 is for those really very small room and tight budget.
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How about Sharp Plasmacluster AirPurifier?
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How about Sharp Plasmacluster AirPurifier?
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HEPA > Ionizer (Plasmacluster®)

Is a branding name "Plasmacluster®" through TV advertising that brainwash our thought. You won't see Hospital or Food/Drinks or Medicine manufacturer use Ionizer. They all use HEPA type purification.
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Gen 1. Gen2 is for those really very small room and tight budget.
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Any idea if xiaomi will stop production of gen 1 to push people to buy gen 2?
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Any idea if xiaomi will stop production of gen 1 to push people to buy gen 2?
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I believe they will keep both selling, because both market at different people need. Is not even 1 year yet after the Gen1 announced. Don't worry, Xiaomi always keep all their replacement parts for sales, just like their Phone parts.
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So, by the current price, Mi Purifier more goooding la rite?
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So, by the current price, Mi Purifier more goooding la rite?
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For the same area (or maybe more) you get it at rm799 compare to sharp Rm2k+.You tell me if is worth your money.
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So, by the current price, Mi Purifier more goooding la rite?
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You can buy 2 units 1st gen, 1 unit 2nd gen. compare to 1unit Sharp. whistling.gif you say? whistling.gif
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You can buy 2 units 1st gen, 1 unit 2nd gen. compare to 1unit Sharp. whistling.gif you say? whistling.gif
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u using the mi air purifier gen 1? is it really good?
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You can read reviews online. I have read reviews from a Singaporean shopping site and it said it clean the air from haze.

Expats living in China compare it to other big names and found it as good as the big names.
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Some review you can be easily found online.
http://www.myhealthbeijing.com/china-publi...y-test-results/
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Those using xiaomi air purifier, how long u need to change the filter?
I saw their recommended duration to change is in months while compared to share is like 3-5 yeara
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Those using xiaomi air purifier, how long u need to change the filter?
I saw their recommended duration to change is in months while compared to share is like 3-5 yeara
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Yes 6 months if you on it 24/7. But if you are like me who buy only for haze, maybe you can stretch it to every 2 years. You need to see sharp changing schedule by looking at your usage. The more frequent you use, the shorter the lifespan. Common sense.
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Yes 6 months if you on it 24/7. But if you are like me who buy only for haze, maybe you can stretch it to every 2 years. You need to see sharp changing schedule by looking at your usage. The more frequent you use, the shorter the lifespan. Common sense.
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Nah... not going to on 24/7.
looks like it can be spanned for a much longer period of time
will the app notify you time to change the filter?
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Nah... not going to on 24/7.
looks like it can be spanned for a much longer period of time
will the app notify you time to change the filter?
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It suppose to but I haven't install the app so I cannot help you on that part yet
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QUOTE(Ramjade @ Dec 23 2015, 04:37 PM)
It suppose to but I haven't install the app so I cannot help you on that part yet
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Can air purifiers get rid of cooking odors? Any suggestions?
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hi guys, my child was recently diagnosed asthma, so we would like to buy air purifier

which brand is good? panasonic? Sharp? or xiaomi?

i like xiaomi as it's value for money however, what it lack of is the humidifying function.. i found my throat always very dry when i wake up in the morning the aircond room (>7years old ac).. so i think my child most likely will have the same symptom

abit off topic here, does new type aircond produce less "dry" air?.. (i may just change my aircond too)

i wonder if i should spend extra in buying a purifier with humididying function
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QUOTE(ivzh @ Jan 8 2016, 11:48 PM)
hi guys, my child was recently diagnosed asthma, so we would like to buy air purifier

which brand is good? panasonic? Sharp? or xiaomi?

i like xiaomi as it's value for money however, what it lack of is the humidifying function.. i found my throat always very dry when i wake up in the morning the aircond room (>7years old ac).. so i think my child most likely will have the same symptom

abit off topic here, does new type aircond produce less "dry" air?.. (i may just change my aircond too)

i wonder if i should spend extra in buying a purifier with humididying function
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All Aircon will dry your skin. What you can do is try putting a bowl of water in your bedroom. Also, you can get a humidifier off ebay it is dirt cheap. Rather than get from malaysian sellers. No need to waste money to buy expensive air filter with humidifier.

Combine air filter and eucalyptus oil and you are good.

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QUOTE(ivzh @ Jan 8 2016, 11:48 PM)
hi guys, my child was recently diagnosed asthma, so we would like to buy air purifier

which brand is good? panasonic? Sharp? or xiaomi?

i like xiaomi as it's value for money however, what it lack of is the humidifying function.. i found my throat always very dry when i wake up in the morning the aircond room (>7years old ac).. so i think my child most likely will have the same symptom

abit off topic here, does new type aircond produce less "dry" air?.. (i may just change my aircond too)

i wonder if i should spend extra in buying a purifier with humididying function
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You need a premium one, look for Amway Atmosphere. If your budget tight, go for Xiaomi Mi Purifier Gen 1.

Put a bowl of water inside your air-con room. By the way, do your Air-con come with ionizer capable (like plasmacluter technology?) if Yes, get rid of it, Asthma people can't use.
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QUOTE(NightFelix @ Jan 9 2016, 02:47 PM)
You need a premium one, look for Amway Atmosphere. If your budget tight, go for Xiaomi Mi Purifier Gen 1.

Put a bowl of water inside your air-con room. By the way, do your Air-con come with ionizer capable (like plasmacluter technology?) if Yes, get rid of it, Asthma people can't use.
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thanks for suggestion, so ionizer is not recommeded for asthmatic people ya?
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thanks for suggestion, so ionizer is not recommeded for asthmatic people ya?
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All talk about sharp n mi...how about medklinn, thinking of buying medklinn asen 60..any gooding?
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The price for air filter is really high considering the parts that go into it. :/ Basically a fan with a filter attached to it. Anybody tried DIY-ing an air filter?
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Hi All.

Is it advisable to use the Air Purifier when the windows and door is in closed position or just let the outside air go in(windows, sliding door, door in open position)?

Usage: Livingroom
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Hi All.

Is it advisable to use the Air Purifier when the windows and door is in closed position or just let the outside air go in(windows, sliding door, door in open position)?

Usage: Livingroom
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You can use it both way with sealed door or windows. Because closed airflow indoor environment are more polluted than outside.
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You can use it both way with sealed door or windows. Because closed airflow indoor environment are more polluted than outside.
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All talk about sharp n mi...how about medklinn, thinking of buying medklinn asen 60..any gooding?
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Medklinn seems very good too. it cleans the air by ionizing, but it doesnt have the filter the air. so dust particles will fall on the floor and have to clean the follr more often.
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QUOTE(wing48 @ Jun 30 2016, 03:46 AM)
Medklinn seems very good too. it cleans the air by ionizing, but it doesnt have the filter the air. so dust particles will fall on the floor and have to clean the follr more often.
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I bought the honeywell air purifier 170E and it does not comes with the air quality censor that you can see the reading of the air quality like what Xiaomi air purifier has.

anyone knows where can I got the reasonable price of air quality censor. Lazada is selling around few hudred bucks which it think it is a bit expensixe sad.gif

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QUOTE(pongkes @ Jul 2 2016, 02:33 AM)
I bought the honeywell air purifier 170E and it does not comes with the air quality censor that you can see the reading of the air quality like what Xiaomi air purifier has.

anyone knows where can I got the reasonable price of air quality censor. Lazada is selling around few hudred bucks which it think it is a bit expensixe sad.gif

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i got OTO brand air purifier here for sale, interested i can give slight discount
https://forum.lowyat.net/index.php?act=ST&f=220&t=3879080
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is hazy time in Malaysia again, FPF40LW & XiaoMi Air Purifier 2, which one better?
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QUOTE(AhBoy~~ @ Aug 29 2016, 08:22 PM)
is hazy time in Malaysia again, FPF40LW & XiaoMi Air Purifier 2, which one better?
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Xiaomo air purifier gen 1. It works until I step out of the house, OMG,the hazw is back. laugh.gif

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Xiaomi is the most cost effective to efficiency ratio.

After many years of experience with some air purifiers, increasing the fan rate to its maximum capacity will reduce its efficiency.

Might as well buy two air purifier working at its quiet and efficient speed rather than one expensive one mati2 stress the dust probably pushed out from the filter.
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QUOTE(sakuraboo @ Aug 29 2016, 09:33 PM)
Xiaomi is the most cost effective to efficiency ratio.

After many years of experience with some air purifiers, increasing the fan rate to its maximum capacity will reduce its efficiency.

Might as well buy two air purifier working at its quiet and efficient speed rather than one expensive one mati2 stress the dust probably pushed out from the filter.
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So it works better on auto huh. Thanks for the tip. All these while I thought increasing speed = increasing the rate it clean the air.
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So it works better on auto huh. Thanks for the tip. All these while I thought increasing speed = increasing the rate it clean the air.
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Increasing the speed does increase the speed you clean air but with diminishing returns. Too slow also no suction though. It's an s curve.

You double the speed doesn't mean you clean an effective twice the air. It's a bit less, but still more than the initial speed.

So it's probably better to have two cadr 300 purifiers running at half power than stress one purifier at 600 it's max capacity if they are the same price. That's the case with Xiaomi.

But if there's haze in the room, I will blast max.

Edit: I notice the higher the speed the more likely the air will leak the sides, through the air seal etc

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http://www.cnet.com/news/sharp-debuts-an-a...southeast-asia/

I am using this. 3 in 1. Air purifier-ionizer, haze and mosquito catcher. been using almost a year. very happy.
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QUOTE(wing48 @ Jun 30 2016, 03:46 AM)
Medklinn seems very good too. it cleans the air by ionizing, but it doesnt have the filter the air. so dust particles will fall on the floor and have to clean the follr more often.
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I bought Medklinn Asens +60 and one for the car too, Medklinn autoplus. When I sent them for servicing after using them for a year, I'm charged a minimum of RM150 for asens and RM105 for autoplus just for basic servicing. You better ask the sales person how much the company will charge you for servicing before you fork out money to buy any air purifier. I wished I hadn't bought them. Servicing them alone cost RM255 each year which is nearly 20% of their purchase price vmad.gif

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I think it's quite useful~~~
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Many air purifier makers will state very high CADR (Clean Air Delivery Rate) to promote their products.
Some even exaggerate the spec sheets and claim they can remove 100% contaminants.
Just look at the size of the air purifier & how big is the filter in use? Is it really logic to match the CADR & claims they made?
Better do some studies not by just listen to what they claim.

For CADR you can check at http://www.ahamdir.com/aham_cm/site/pages/...boutThisProgram
AllergyUK also certify air purifier for what the manufacturer claims http://www.allergyuk.org/products-and-serv...g/air-purifiers
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https://www.cooldehumidifier.com/best-air-p...midifier-combo/
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I'm thinking to rent coway lombok II http://www.coway.com.my/products/air-purifier/lombok2

RM110 per month


any cons?
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Hye, does ionizers harmful to our lungs. I read latest reseach n studies said so. Any comment?
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QUOTE(CCKYMPI @ Dec 21 2016, 02:47 PM)
I bought Medklinn Asens +60 and one for the car too, Medklinn autoplus.  When I sent them for servicing after using them for a year, I'm charged a minimum of RM150 for asens and RM105 for autoplus just for basic servicing.  You better ask the sales person how much the company will charge you for servicing before you fork out money to buy any air purifier.  I wished I hadn't bought them.  Servicing them alone cost RM255 each year which is nearly 20% of their purchase price vmad.gif
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Medklinn Asens need to send for servicing meh? I thought just need to buy cartridge to replace once a year, which cost about rm150. Other 2 to 3k air purifier like cuckoo need around RM500 per year to service (after the 1st year free service). I just bought a medklinn Asens +40 last week but too bad it only worked for 3 days, now going to send for warranty cry.gif
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probably just stick with Xiaomi Air purifier if budget are low. Conclusion. Xiaomi > ALL! lol
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QUOTE(NightFelix @ Jul 7 2017, 12:08 PM)
probably just stick with Xiaomi Air purifier if budget are low. Conclusion. Xiaomi > ALL! lol
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Are you using one? Wonder if its reliable
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Are you using one? Wonder if its reliable
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Home use Atmosphere, car use Mi Car Purifier. My friend in SG using 2 of the Mi purifier since its launching, so far so good. nothing hiccup.
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QUOTE(badai @ Feb 15 2017, 11:55 AM)
I'm thinking to rent coway lombok II http://www.coway.com.my/products/air-purifier/lombok2

RM110 per month
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Depends on the size of the space you're using it for.

I'm using in my bedroom around 300sqft, not really that efficient, room is still dusty. sad.gif
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You guys might want to check the cheapest air purifier from Panasonic. I've made a review.


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You guys might want to check the cheapest air purifier from Panasonic. I've made a review.


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local Malaysia warranty and price tag?
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QUOTE(NightFelix @ Aug 5 2017, 10:31 AM)
local Malaysia warranty and price tag?
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Local Malaysia. The price tag depend on the seller. I bought it for RM369. Now they're selling it for RM309
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QUOTE(NightFelix @ Jul 7 2017, 12:08 PM)
probably just stick with Xiaomi Air purifier if budget are low. Conclusion. Xiaomi > ALL! lol
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Is the first generation better than the second?

If yes, I may go for it.

http://www.soyacincau.com/2017/08/16/xiaom...99-in-malaysia/

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Air con with e-ion mode in it, is this good???
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My AAF Purair400 keep beeping and pre-filter notification blinking. Anyone know how to fix this?
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question here. when haze happens, do you guys turn on AC + purifier or only purifier?

since the weather is so hot.
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Xiaomi Air Purifier bought from 11street.
Works for me. Value for money.
I think all air purifier honeywell, philips, sharp,amway, coway works the same way, just that how fast it cleans the air and the extra features they throw in (ionizer, humidy control,etc)


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Im interested in the Xiaomi air purifier but concern on the spare parts like air filters. Easy to get the filters?
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Are air purifiers effective in rooms with no aircond?
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Im interested in the Xiaomi air purifier but concern on the spare parts like air filters. Easy to get the filters?
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I have the xiaomi air purifier. You can buy the replacement air filter online as well. That's what I did after 1.5 years of using it.
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i meant, cheaper than those..
as the replacement costs as much as rm500 yearly...just a little bit less than the full warranty
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QUOTE(supaztyler @ Nov 25 2018, 06:03 AM)
i meant, cheaper than those..
as the replacement costs as much as rm500 yearly...just a little bit less than the full warranty
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what was the current price?
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anyone wish to change air purifier, there's trade in package offered
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as always want bang for bucks, and money per performance ratio, most people look into the Mi Purifier range.
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Depends what kind of criteria you look for. I found a 3rd party certification website where you can filter for what you want.
UK Allergy

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I use this Singapore Gov Agency website as benchmark.
https://www.haze.gov.sg/resources/portable-...e-and-suppliers

They got provide CADR as well. Well, you know we Malaysia and Singapore have similar seasonal Haze event that came from Indonesia.
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I use this Singapore Gov Agency website as benchmark.
https://www.haze.gov.sg/resources/portable-...e-and-suppliers

They got provide CADR as well. Well, you know we Malaysia and Singapore have similar seasonal Haze event that came from Indonesia.
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Yes, but UK Allergy is third party recognization for all brand, and the website provide filtering function to let me choose which is suitable
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QUOTE(NightFelix @ Aug 13 2019, 05:52 PM)
I use this Singapore Gov Agency website as benchmark.
https://www.haze.gov.sg/resources/portable-...e-and-suppliers

They got provide CADR as well. Well, you know we Malaysia and Singapore have similar seasonal Haze event that came from Indonesia.
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Any recommendation for air purifier which can remove white mites? Have been vacuuming them from my walls almost daily but they keep appearing after an hour or two ...
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Any recommendation for air purifier which can remove white mites? Have been vacuuming them from my walls almost daily but they keep appearing after an hour or two ...
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Yes, but UK Allergy is third party recognization for all brand, and the website provide filtering function to let me choose which is suitable
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Yeah I know UK Allergy is NGO.

Meanwhile, here some guide from hardwarezone forum, on how to buy air purifier to deal with Haze.
https://www.hardwarezone.com.sg/feature-air...to-look-out-for
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post Aug 20 2019, 05:21 PM

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QUOTE(joe8489 @ Aug 19 2019, 05:40 PM)
is Coway's air purifier good? but seems expensive...
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Define:
1. Good
2. Expensive

Good mean, have HEPA to filter what you want and enough of CADR to deal with your Room size. Low Noise, energy saving and yet zero ozone for environmental friendly. Other fancy feature like Wifi connected are side feature.

Expensive or not are very subjective, different budget can buy different level of Air Purifier. Of course bigger CADR will be more expensive. For entry level budget below 1k. I always recommend people go look for Xiaomi.
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getting air purifier just like how you buy hand phone.
so many brand and model. just look at your budget and what feature you want.

low end air purifier you may need to upgrade and buy new one later.

to me, for long term and save cost, just get a high end one. don't become an air purifier collector just like others.
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Hi. May i know if sharp plasmacluster or panasonic nanoe is better?
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Air Purifier and Mask for haze season

Hello Everyone ,


I just want to do some sharing as right now it is haze season.


1.N95 masks

Do not use normal surgical mask , that won't do. Surgical masks are not designed for use as particulate respirators and do not provide as much respiratory protection as an N95 respirator. For haze , we need to use N95 masks instead of surgical mask.

Where to get :

Hardware shop, Pharmacy

Lazada : N95 mask lazada link RM55 (20 Pieces) more like RM2.50 per pieces


2.Air Purifier

Air conditioners can help in keeping your home cool, but an air purifier can filter out all the air pollutants and keep the indoor air clean to breathe in. Air purifier can also trap pollutants larger than 0.3 micron, such as dust mites, mould spores, pollen, pet dander and tobacco smoke. It is advisable to have at least one unit of air purifier in your house to clean all the contaminated air due to haze.

Famous brand for Air purifier are Coway , Amway and Cuckoo , However they are quite expensive and you need to pay monthly between MYR70 - MYR 200 for 3 -5 years commitment . There are also some other alternative from branded electrical appliance company such as sharp , Philip etc.

While looking for an purifier on haze season , it is advisable to get one with HEPA filter especially with 3 in 1 features (pre filter , carbon filter and HEPA filter) that most air purifier products offer.

I will list some of them below which as per my research online for low air purifier budget with HEPA filter from Lazada :

Augienb Air Purifier link (Cheapest you can get ) Around RM 200 after collecting coupon

Midea MAP-20BD Air Purifier link RM322.00 (Bought this one , as it is local , arrived the next day

Sharp FPJ30LA Plasmacluster Air Purifier link RM339.00 (Hot in Lazada atm )

SHARP JAPAN FPF40LW PLASMACLUSTER AIR PURIFIER link RM599.00 (Bigger coverage with indicator )

Xiaomi Mi Air Purifier RM699 (Can link into your smartphone )


BTW, I am not a seller , i am just a typical consumer sharing my knowledge from my research while looking for N95 masks and air purifier online. But , if you do purchase it online through my link i will get some coffee money due to affiliate marketing that i joined biggrin.gif


Do stay indoor and drink more water.

Hope this help and stay healthy !
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Talking about Air Purifier, my replacement HEPA filter cost as much as a new Mi Purifier 2S. LMAO. but only change every aprox 4-5 years based on my usage.

Cukur haze now gone for now. I can delay again for the purchase. lol
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QUOTE(NightFelix @ Oct 2 2019, 10:00 AM)
Talking about Air Purifier, my replacement HEPA filter cost as much as a new Mi Purifier 2S. LMAO. but only change every aprox 4-5 years based on my usage.
Cukur haze now gone for now. I can delay again for the purchase. lol
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So during haze, your air filter out the smog particles.
Now you don't want to replace the filter with all those particles trap in it....

Can dirty filter give you clean air?

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