Are you coughing and sneezing your way through the day, feeling like you’re in a never ending battle with allergies? You may think that the only solution is to avoid allergens, but what if there was a way to keep your home free from allergens without having to sacrifice the comfort of your own space? Enter the LEVOIT Air Purifier—the perfect solution for allergy sufferers looking to enjoy their homes without the hassle of constant sneezing and coughing. Let’s take a closer look at what makes this air purifier so special.
What is an Air Purifier?
An air purifier is an electronic device designed to remove contaminants from the air. The LEVOIT Air Purifier uses a combination of true HEPA filters and Activated Carbon Filters, removing 99.97% of airborne particles larger than 0.3 microns like dust, pet dander, pollen, smoke, cooking odors, and more. This advanced filtration system also helps reduce allergens in the air we breathe and can help reduce snoring by purifying the air around you while you sleep.
How Does it Work?
The LEVOIT Air Purifier utilizes 3 stages of filtration: pre-filter catches large particles like pet fur and lint; a true HEPA filter captures microscopic particles like dust mites; and an activated carbon filter eliminates odors from pets or cooking smoke. These filters are able to capture particles as small as 0.3 microns, ensuring that they are not released back into the air in your home. The LEVOIT also has an energy-efficient design that runs quietly at 24db so that it won’t disturb your sleep or daily activities.
In addition to its powerful filtration system, the LEVOIT is extremely easy to use with simple one-button operation—all you have to do is press one button on top of the unit to turn it on or off! It also comes with an LED display so you can easily monitor filter life and adjust fan speed settings depending on your needs—the LED display will even alert you when it’s time to change out those filters! Finally, thanks to its sleek design, this air purifier fits perfectly into any room without taking up too much space or disrupting existing décor styles.