[kksrats]

I know some of you guys use air purifiers to reduce odor in the room where you keep your ratties. I was wondering (before I go spending too much on the wrong thing) what purifiers you have, where you got them, how well they work and how much you spent to get a good one? Thanks!

 

[spysquid]

I was in the market for one but I found I have my rats in too open of a space for it to work well enough. This one was what I was going to get after researching affordable options... Had good reviews & covered a pretty large area in comparison to some.
Honeywell Long-Life Pure HEPA QuietCare Air Purifier, 17000 https://www.amazon.com/dp/B000050AQ5/ref=cm_sw_r_awd_kPCPub123BF51

Hope this is a little helpful

 

[kksrats]

That one does look good but I'm working with a fairly small space, 9x9 room if that. They're quite expensive lol I just don't want to buy something that doesn't work.

 

[malloc]

This is what I bought from Amazon: HEPA Air Purifier

Its a HEPA certified air purifier that I keep near my ratties cages and running pretty much 24/7. My room is about 15'x15' and when I have it running, I really can't smell them all too much, if at all for about a week. When I take it from my room, I can definitely notice a huge difference in how much it smells in there before a cleaning.

The air filter should be cleaned maybe once a month, and that only takes a couple of minutes with a wet rag or a HEPA vacuum.

I have pretty bad seasonal allergies/asthma and at one point they were doing major construction right outside my apartment that kicked up a lot of dust, so I was able to justify the $90 price tag pretty easily.

 

[powertoolsguyd428]

An air purifier is very helpful for our breathing quality. It remove all kinds of dangerous items form out indoor air. we can use an air purifier in our house, barroom, kitchen room, office room, drawing and car. It also remove odor and smoke from your indoor environment. If you want to love a silent environment then you can also buy a low DB air purifier.