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Wednesday, May 5, 2010

Plant-based Air Purifier in the Chicago Times

Sweet! As in sweet pure air, formaldehyde-free created in your own home by this Andrea Air Purifier, as seen in the Chicago Tribune. I have seen a few of these plant-based air purifiers on the blog circuit but has anyone had any practical experience with them? It'll only set you back $200 buckers, according to Amazon. Well heck. I might just open a window.

The manufacturer says the system works faster than a plant alone and is more efficient than HEPA and carbon filters at filtering formaldehyde. And it looks a tad like a terrarium — which makes it more fun than your standard plastic-box air purifier.


Andrea Air Purifier
Chicago Tribune

2 comments:

  1. Thank you so much.

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  2. This is really a great post. Plant-based Air Purifier system works faster than a plant alone and is more efficient than HEPA and carbon filters at filtering formaldehyde. And it looks a tad like a terrarium — which makes it more fun than your standard plastic-box air purifier. Thanks for sharing the post.

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