I’ve got the MK-01 and it’s made a great difference in my small old house. I feared mold issues so got that green 4 layer filter. Recently was sick, used eucalyptus and peppermint in the diffuser part. Feels nice to breathe easily again.
The MK06 doesn't have a timer on it. It would be beneficial if it did though. Have had mine less than a week and I'm considering purchasing it, or the MK01, for other rooms. One thing that is aggravating is the blue light on it. Even if you turn it off, the little lights for fan speed and power will blind you in the dark of the night if you look at them a certain way. They're almost like a high beam straight to your eyes if you look at it a certain way. Overall, it works fairly well for being small.
@@gd4u422 then they will not do a good job at all of purifying. High end brands have a washable pre-filter, really all it can do is protect the main filter from dust, and any "washable purifier" will do the same. If all you need is to remove large particles and dust, you may as well strap a piece of cloth to a fan.
would love a video on the FilterQueen Defender. It’s a good machine, but not worth what they charge. Their cartridges do technically meet ULPA standards, but they are really expensive. They also have a activated carbon wrap but it’s pretty garden variety. I would love a deep dive and test on this machine, as getting them second hand is really a good deal.
Yea good idea. I have a fair sized Bonaire HEPA. It takes 3 HEPA filters and?? One can only buy them in 2 packs or singles. The best price for the 2 packs locally is $68 and the singles are $40 CAN. Few years ago I started buying the highest filtering rating I could find of which is near HEPA ratings. ie Filtrete at 2200. I smoke and the filter will last a year. I also found a heavier pre filter for an oddball air filter and cut it to fit - works wonders as i wash it 2 - 3 times/year. Should mention that I need a 20 x 25 filter and need to cut it to fit - yep a pain but finished cutting in 2 minutes. Filter cost about $40 CAN/Taxes in. Thanks for reminding me as I might build me a box filter.👍
@@ethimself5064 IKEA had some air filters disguised as tables or lamps, made me wonder if I could do the same with a large quiet box fan and some fabric. Maybe draw air from bottom and out the sides with surface on top for table.
@@MassimoTava Would be tricky by the sounds of it. If you are handy at carpentry perhaps larger padded seat or a nicely finished coffee table with the working parts hidden inside with(easy filter change method) and vents getting lotsa room for intake and to vent quietly. Some quick thoughts
at this size and power, you only have a small sphere/area of clean air, you need to be next close to this for the benefit. I have a great idea to make this small purifier to perform better than that.
I used to work for another company that was employed by Honeywell. Seeing them described as 'experts' will never not be funny to me as of all our clients they were by far the most chaotic with staff that could take up months to perform basic tasks like send agreed payments or spreadsheets.
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I’ve got the MK-01 and it’s made a great difference in my small old house. I feared mold issues so got that green 4 layer filter.
Recently was sick, used eucalyptus and peppermint in the diffuser part. Feels nice to breathe easily again.
Just love your reviews, I actually watch them without wanting the product at all
We are still glad you are here! Thank you!
😂😅😊 that's funny at 2:22 AM 50 miles north of the motor city! Yes my friends I'm talking about DETROIT ROCK CITY 😂😀
The MK06 doesn't have a timer on it. It would be beneficial if it did though. Have had mine less than a week and I'm considering purchasing it, or the MK01, for other rooms. One thing that is aggravating is the blue light on it. Even if you turn it off, the little lights for fan speed and power will blind you in the dark of the night if you look at them a certain way. They're almost like a high beam straight to your eyes if you look at it a certain way. Overall, it works fairly well for being small.
This was a great review! I wish more people would do appliance reviews.
Thank you!
It's killing me these aren't doing better in terms of views, I would love to see more of these.
Thank you. We have an air purifier review getting ready for this Tuesday.
Hey, in the future can you do a black carpet test for robot vaccums? I know some of their clif sensors that get confused by it.
Thanks, I just bought the MK1, glad to know it was a good choice 😂
I have an mk06 should i keep it? I only use it for my room, which is not that big. And i do have 1 cat. Any recommendations?
Yay the one I ordered before seeing the video won, and I'm using it for a small room.
how do these compare to the levoit 300 or the kenmore pm1005?
Can you do a battle of the filter-less air purifiers? I find all the air purifiers I like tend to have expensive filter replacement costs.
what does that even mean. You need a filter to filter the air.
@@Holy_Hobo There are some air purifiers that don't uses consumables. You can clean it yourself or rinse them off.
@@gd4u422 then they will not do a good job at all of purifying. High end brands have a washable pre-filter, really all it can do is protect the main filter from dust, and any "washable purifier" will do the same. If all you need is to remove large particles and dust, you may as well strap a piece of cloth to a fan.
@@Holy_Hobo That's kind of why I wanted the test, to actually see what kind of job they do.
The other ones rely on ionising and UV and apparently aren't good for your lung health @@gd4u422
What type/brand of test equipment are you using. thanks
Love the comparisons! Wonder if you can do medify air purifiers next
Yay no robot lady!
That was an actual person.
Or the robot guy either
What a shitty thing to say.
Might have been A.I but probably a different person because of the new vacuum wars 2.0 thing
I knew it sounded like ai. I don't like it
im just wondering if this would be good for 3D resin printing
would love a video on the FilterQueen Defender. It’s a good machine, but not worth what they charge. Their cartridges do technically meet ULPA standards, but they are really expensive. They also have a activated carbon wrap but it’s pretty garden variety. I would love a deep dive and test on this machine, as getting them second hand is really a good deal.
I was thinking if buying the Shark HP201 or Lovoit Core 400S.
Does anyone have any comments on these 2 purifiers?
How about a box fan and four or five square filters making a “filter cube”
Yea good idea. I have a fair sized Bonaire HEPA. It takes 3 HEPA filters and?? One can only buy them in 2 packs or singles. The best price for the 2 packs locally is $68 and the singles are $40 CAN. Few years ago I started buying the highest filtering rating I could find of which is near HEPA ratings. ie Filtrete at 2200. I smoke and the filter will last a year. I also found a heavier pre filter for an oddball air filter and cut it to fit - works wonders as i wash it 2 - 3 times/year. Should mention that I need a 20 x 25 filter and need to cut it to fit - yep a pain but finished cutting in 2 minutes. Filter cost about $40 CAN/Taxes in. Thanks for reminding me as I might build me a box filter.👍
@@ethimself5064 IKEA had some air filters disguised as tables or lamps, made me wonder if I could do the same with a large quiet box fan and some fabric. Maybe draw air from bottom and out the sides with surface on top for table.
@@MassimoTava Would be tricky by the sounds of it. If you are handy at carpentry perhaps larger padded seat or a nicely finished coffee table with the working parts hidden inside with(easy filter change method) and vents getting lotsa room for intake and to vent quietly. Some quick thoughts
Can you do a video of the Ryobi PCL700? It says it’s a HEPA Vac and is handheld cordless as well. Some reviews say poor airflow.
What is the CADR rating?
Great video sir. 👍
Thanks 👍
Hi! Can you do air doctor next? Very popular and I know a lot of people have those machines. Wanted to see the results
please can you review the T20 omni
Are Xiaomi air putifiers available in the US? they seem to be the most popular ones here in Europe, due to their reasonable prices
War...war never changes.
“The harder the conflict, the more glorious the triumph.” - Thomas Paine
Suggestion on a metric to measure: power consumption.
Hey thanks. We we keep that in mind.
@@VacuumWars it goes hand in hand with efficiency :) would be interested to see if the extra airflow uses lots more power etc.
Could you test govees smart air purifiers
We will look into them! Thanks!
How do tgey compare to expensive air purifiers?!
Air Doctor please!
at this size and power, you only have a small sphere/area of clean air, you need to be next close to this for the benefit. I have a great idea to make this small purifier to perform better than that.
Slightly smaller size? Lol. Not according to those numbers. But good review
i buy the mk-01 is nice💯💯💯💯💯
Hey 👋
WHO would want to watch freaking air purifiers for content
Wash it?! With what, Tide? Turtle car wash
Rubbing alcohol or Windex
Yes no ai
Don't waste your money on cheap air purifiers just go with the experts and that means Honeywell.
I used to work for another company that was employed by Honeywell. Seeing them described as 'experts' will never not be funny to me as of all our clients they were by far the most chaotic with staff that could take up months to perform basic tasks like send agreed payments or spreadsheets.
There are many Brands that are 1st class other than Honeywell.
Lol honey ell doesn't have the monopoly they once had.
@@StyleshStorm There are many Brands that are 1st class other than Honeywell.
@@ethimself5064"many" brands, care to list any? And be useful.