Enviroklenz Air Purifier TESTS & REVIEW - Best Air Purifier for VOC
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00:00 Enviroklenz Air Purifier TESTS & REVIEW
00:22 Disclosure
00:38 System Overview
03:40 Tests
07:10 Conclusion
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I know of you from the vacuum testing...and was pleasantly surprised to see you review a product I am researching. bravo!!
I always love your science first approach to testing. Great video!
So Super grateful for you taking the time to do this....Bless you!!!
I love this channel! One of my all time favorites to watch. Thank y’all for putting out spectacular quality and honest content!
Love this channel. We need more air purifier reviews. Would like to see the following test
Enviro Kleenex vs IQAir vs Airmega 400S vs Allerair AirMedic Pro 6
Made a note of it, Thank you!
I would love to see you test the flagship offerings from AirPura and AllerAir. These units use massive amounts of carbon filtration to tackle VOCs (up to 5 times the carbon in the IQ Air MultiGas and up to 10 times the carbon in the IQ Air Health Pro +). In addition, these companies go as far as customizing the carbon blend to work best in their intended environment.
I’ve been doing a lot of research to determine which air purifier to purchase, and it was between these two. I was leaning more towards the EnviroKlenz and this just solidified it. Thank you!
It's a pretty amazing purifier. It seems like they don't ship internationally, a shame. Thank you so much for this videos about purifiers I enjoy them very much.
Awesome thanks for writing!
REALLY loved this test and your reasonable room seeding levels of 225K (versus 100's of millions)! Also loved the charts easily depicting curves that show the Molekule is quite the poor performer. What further raised an eyebrow was that the IQAir did worse than the Enviroklenz in the Ammonia and Hydrogen Sulfide filtration but decidedly won removing Formaldehyde from the air. Makes me think that the IQAir would do very well in funeral homes.
IQAir also has a more expensive multi-gas model that would have gone toe-to-toe with the Enviroklenz. In fact, I wouldn't be surprised if they're using the exact same materials.
Best qualitative analysis channel I've found. I used your vacuum reports to choose our vacuum, so I was excited to find this about purifiers! Note - your product links are dead.
Hi, I just found your channel searching about carbon filters. I have a longer test suggestion for measuring carbon filters lifetime, just measure their weight when they brand new and the next week and so on when the filters don't gain more weight that's the time to replace them.
This would be valuable data for future costumers, do these filters last for half a year (usual replacement suggestion) or just a month, time to find out.
My little 13x13cm carbon filters what I use for soldering fume extraction are weigh 10g brand new and 13g when they are full.
I have a severe chemical sensitivity and I’m desperate for relief of my pain. I will give it a try.
very thorough testing, LiveLifeLoud, Cheers and Cheeks out!
Great job at the animating 👍
That wasnt me, that was their animations. I wish I could animate!
Well, they made the video very understanding👌👌👍👏
I'd love to see a comparison against /or a stand alone review of the iqair healthproplus. I don't think anything is going to beat that due to the combined media sizes.. Nothing else seems to come close - they rate their particle removal down to .003 micron! Iqair doesn't have UV sterilization though, which seems more important these days.. Other features like a timer and an air quality sensor to ramp the turbine up and down would be a nice at that price!
Can it be double job as a chair?
Were you compensated by EnviroKlenz for this test and review?
I ask because I see they use this video AS their advertisement and I believe it would be in the viewers best interest to know if you are compensated for any of the reviews.
Thank you for all of your videos.
Ofc that how it works lol
@@joe.limbusDepends on the reviewer. Some of them buy everything they test, some accept unconditionally free gear to test, some accept gear and/or money in return for good reviews.
Without knowing anything about this channel, the use of professional looking animations and frequent mention of the "innovative process" instead of focusing purely on test results make me very suspicious of this review.
You should compare the EnviroKlenz and the IQ Air
if you look at the charts, they tested an IQAir system and the results on Formaldehyde are AMAZING. Formaldehyde is a bigger problem in homes than ammonia. Also, the IQAir on it's highest speed is rated at 300 CFM and 59 db, while the enviroklenz is 62 CFM at 70 db
@@GRossney3 What that's telling me is that CADR doesn't mean much for VOC removal. Perhaps the zeolite or whatever "natural minerals" that are in their filters need a longer "dwell time" to effectively adsorb those gases and the lower flow rate is a conscious design decision to accommodate that technology. Maybe what households actually need are two separate purifiers: a high throughput one for particulate matter and another slower one for VOC elimination.
@@MikeTrieu Actually AHAM's CADR test doesn't test for VOC Removal at all. The three numbers are based on particulate size.
Do you think you might do the Winix C535 that Costco offers? I imagine quite a few people are purchasing these and I’m curious before I get a few for the house.
Can you review the Stadler Form Roger?
I need a VOC measuring device. Which ones should I consider please?
Did your unit also have a 1 1/4 inch gap between the VOC filter and the back of the unit? Mine does, and most of the air just passes between the end of the filter and the case, rather than actually going through the filter. I can also see a bright blue glow coming from the vents when the UV-C lights are on.
Will one unit be efficient in an 1900 SF two-story house?
Great video sir, just wished you showed us the testing in real time as you seen it.
Yes, I could probably think of some better way to present this, but I was closing in on an 8 min video which is way longer than usual. Lots of info to cover.
@@VacuumWars I understand, I do enjoy your content and I like getting the very best I can, thank you sir for the great reviews.
Still very interested in the affordable Winix. I have one in each bedroom.
Regarding the VOC tests don't you think the airflow direction of the two units has something to do with the results? The molekule draws the air in at the bottom so the fumes would be flowing past the sensor, the envrioklenz draws air in at the top pushes clean air out the bottom near the sensor. ??
I'd be very interested to see more testing of other novel tech for VOCs. Confined Oxidation (Westinghouse's NCCO) and visible-light catalysis of sorbed VoCs (Sharp's tungsten catalyst on carbon) have a similar idea: destroying VOCa that are adsorbed. The concern with every tech that breaks down VOCs is often more harmful chemicals are created along the way so doing it while confined to sorbtive media makes sense as a solution.
ok, now I have to ask. Can you do the same for a Trusens purifier?
can you review Oransi EJ120 or compare it to this enviroklenz
Please do an IqAir review!!
Looks very good aside from the price of replacing the hepa filter. It makes dyson look cheap, though theirs probably lasts twice as long making it even.
I think I have heard the HEPA lasts 2 years of regular use.
When will we see more commercial vacuums?
Have you tested Austin Air?
And it says "Made in USA", instantly bonus points for that.
Yeah, I forgot to mention that.
Austin Air is made in the USA and would be a good comparison for this purifier.
Would be really interesting to see how these machines compare with the Dyson Pure Cool since it also claims to remove VOCs
What does is take for a purifier to be as good as possible?
UV light or ionizing stuff?
The Daikin that I got seemed Chinese crap and I wan to try the Sharp purifiers too.
One Amazon reviewer and TH-cam reviewer had a gripe about the 2in gap between the panel and the prefilter. He claimed that the airflow would go to that air gap and not the filter. Thoughts?
Would this work in a salon environment where nails are done?
the larger of hepa filter means the less power of fan is required to achieve the same a mount of air flow .
in fact , in China We have a kind of air purifier called FFU which was originally used for dust free environments But be purchased by many people to put as home use . it have about 20 m² of hepa filter (about 2.5 times larger than iqair), and with a 200 watt of ac motor (same power than IQair ) it can produce a unbelievable 1500m³/h of air flow (nearly 3 times than IQair )
Which is better the China air purifier or this one envrioklenz
@@thefams2836 xiaomi
As always, this is awesome! Should these air purifiers be one per room or one upstairs and one downstairs? One per house?
I personally think you can get away with one per level but that is just my opinion.
How does this compare to the IQAir filter ?
Hi where are your other AIR purifier reviews ? Like the Honey well please? Thanks!
Great review. 60 CFM isn't much. I'll be interested to see your results in a larger room.
Do you list links to your test meters anywhere? Thanks.
If the density of their filter media is greater than even an IQAir, then maybe their air scrubbing will be more efficient, albeit slower. I'm of the mindset that you start getting diminishing returns in terms of cleaning efficiency once you get past a certain CFM, depending on the depth/density of the filter media.
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Hey, huge fan! Big question. Is this device safe for environments with parrots and birds? It sounds like your review states it doesn't change the environment like many could. I am very afraid of the sensitive lungs of the birds. Thanks mate!
Just following up and hoping you'll make more purifier tests in the future. Huge fan of your vacuum testing and would love to see the same level of care to purifiers. I currently rely on a Lasko $15 box fan ontop of four 3M Merv 13 filters due to the amount of CFM it's able to pull through the 20x20x1 filters due to their large surface area. Obviously not the most beautiful product but tough to beat for effective air filtering and price.
I would also like to point out that you made the statement that more filter media requires a stronger fan to pull through but this is actually not true. There is less static pressure when you increase the surface area of the filter. Do to these filters have a much larger surface area with bigger pleats actually makes it easier on the fan to force it's CFM through the filter. This is why a 4" filter in 20x20 has less static pressure than the same filter in 20x20x1. Now if you stack 20x20x1 filters you would increase the static pressure because the pleat sizes are not increasing with the depth increase.
You should test an Austin Air unit against this, since they are the gold standard for VOCs and used by many disaster relief orgs.
Austin air has changed. Some of their filters emit a nasty odor and people review and complain about but they have not fixed it
Great testing on the air purifiers! I love your animations explaining the types of purifiers. Are you going to review the new Tineco S12 Pure stick vac?
Yeah I am actually testing it out today, Im just taking a break to do these comments!
Will there's be a test on the Filter Queen majestic vacuum and Filter Queen defender air purifier in the future ?
Maybe, I know I will be testing an IQAir for sure.
This or Austin air health mate plus?!
Does it only run when turned on, or is there some sort of scheduling function? Also wondering if there's any monitor to keep tabs on air quality? A smartphone app that handles these features would be ideal...
I know your comment is old but from the looks of it, it has to be manually turned on with the knob that has 4 settings. For the price you would think they could include a timer or scheduler. One thing that could be done is to buy a plug timer that you can set schedules on (about $25) and have the purifier set on whatever fan level you want then the wall socket timer will kick it on. A air quality meter that kicks the unit on would be cool, like the Molekule.
At 6:25, you say it reduced the VOC levels by 79% in 20 seconds. But the FooBot meter's sampling rate is only once every 5 minutes. How were you able to come to that conclusion?
Hmm... 🤔
Is is the first time a youtuber says when the actual video will start
What is cfm?
Yes but does it produce OZONE.
So from all the air purifiers you've reviewed, would you say this one is best at removing vocs? Have you ever reviewed the Austin Air healthmate Plus? I tried searching and couldn't find anything.
I've heard good things about that one, too. They use a *LOT* of activated carbon to achieve this.
Hi @Natasha S. Just an FYI, I have two Enviroklenz and one Austin and these were the best ones I was able to find. I have pets and allergies and these are truly great. I am very happy with the choice I made by purchasing them. Good luck, you probably already bought one and I hope you went one of these two.
More filter media means easier airflow, not harder.
Also, "X is 71% slower than Y" and "Y is 71% faster than X" are not synonymous statements. Ratios don't work that way.
For example: 3 is 50% bigger than 2 (3/2=1.5), so 3 is 50% larger than 2.
But 2 is only 66% as big as 3 (2/3=66.66), so 2 is 33% smaller than 3.
Marketers abuse math like this all the time to lie to people.
Where is the test of the other filters
This is a great review but looking at the website the replacement air filters are $100 & they suggest replacing every 4 to 5 months under "normal use". Not sure what there definition of normal use is. I'd say buy house plants to clean your air it's way cheaper.
Right, the HEPA filters are 2 years, but the VOC filters are pretty expensive. I did bring this up in the Molekule vs video which will be out in a couple weeks.
@@VacuumWars Oh ok well thanks I didn't realize that I just seen the $100 filter every 4 months & was like nevermind. LOL. That makes it much more appealing with the HEPA filter lasting 2 yrs!
What do you use to test the VOC level?
Yes what us that little tester machine
They need to add color to there line up
you should Try a rainbow vacuum it is a Air Purifier
Seems like the IQ Air would have been a better unit to compare to the Enviroklenz..
i want to see a test to see if the enviroklenz is good with MOLD and MYCOTOXINS and if after a period of time it will realease the toxins back into the air ''hepa filter have this reputation to release toxins when they are ''full''
I dunno if it's so much that they "release" toxins as much as they no longer have any surface area to trap particles and any additional ones simply bypass the filter fibers.
Where's the roborock S60???
Did you test for ozone? Molekule claims to not emit any ozone and was wondering if this product does the same.
Are the commercial vacuum reviews done?
I have one in stock Im working on (Sanitaire Tradition). To tell you the truth I am extremely disappointed with commercial vacuums, I think its one of those things that needs to change in the vacuum industry, I actually might make a video about that as well.
I say do it I would love to see that and I agree
Are you concerned at all of the uv light? I liked your review and bought our filter based on yours and other reviewers but the "hospital smell" doesn't go away. None of the many reviews I read and other youtube videos I saw mentioned the "smell".
Anyone else come here after watching erick khan's new video?
ahh man just a simple think prefilter would be fanstic... something to change out monthly...
chart is very hard to read. all the colors are too similar
the only real downside is it's really ugly.
lol 😃
True, it looks more like something you would see at a hospital or health clinic that something you would see in someone’s home.
i cant think of a name yeah they need to hired a designer to make that thing sexy.
Fixx Foxx totally agree but attractive products sell much better
it looks like a 90’s pc case.
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