Air Purifiers Location Guide. Where Should I Place My Air Purifier? 

How to use air purifier in a room with air conditioning? What position is the best position to use both devices? Here in equator is very hot so mostly we use air conditioning in a bedroom / living room.

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I know. My couch kept getting my couch caught in the air purifier filter when I did that. 😂

Vice versa would be Large air purifier in a small room dumbass

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He used several words sub-optimally or downright incorrectly but he says it with such confidence that it isn’t easy to catch.

Direct in floor is always best

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He meant next to the ac . But you can have the car on while you have the air purifier on

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higher place is favorable as you get more airflow

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I ask myself the same thing

well, what are the different factors... ? debris particulates, a moving ambient air flow, a fan , a filter media, gravity, any other fans and/or HVACR supply and return registers, any open windows or doors, floor covering (carpet, tile, faux wood, ect.) the number of seating furniture & its covering, type & size of drapery, is the room open to adj. rooms, is it a high traffic area, and other varibles..... now i should just leave and not answer...lmao..jk.... imho, if its used during winter, the laws of thermodynamics states that heat moves to the cold, and we all know heat rises. the excited atoms in heated rising air gives off some of it energy to the cold air causing a prevailing air movement. any small particulates that are suspended will also rise, but gravity is a bitch and will win and the debris will fall and be scattered by all the air movement that we just stated.. and some homes, such as mine, use a reversable DC current motor in a ceiling fan to "push" the warm air back down, all this really creates a big dust storm & as debris maked its way down it will stick to drapery, upholstery, furniture, ect.. which is generally located around the perimeter of the room, usually the most open area is in the center... that is where most debris that doesn't adhere to the higher objects will come to rest... i point the filter side or the air flow intake to the center of room to readily capture debris... but if we just broke it down to the science, i bought a $20 fan, a $10 filter & $5 roll of duct tape. i used the fan cardboard carton as plenum. its not a NASA shuttle. it will probably capture a lot of contaminates that wont get to our lungs. different placement in the room wont affect its performance dramatically.... if you or a loved one needs cleaner air , like me, i have emphysema, contact a HVACR company. they can clean or install a complete new system, with medical grade HEPA filters, some UV lights to kill airborne bacteria, and have fresh outside air blended into your system as per your needs and even intall humidifiers... yall be safe & enjoy the fresh air !!! 🙂👍🏻

Not sure about this.

It depend how low from 50%. An indoor humidity between 30% and 60% is good. Now, below 30% too try and above 60% too humid. Found this article on google that might be helpful for you: Check below 👇 “If the atmosphere in your home is too humid or dry, your air purifier can inadvertently make the problem worse - causing pain and irritation in your nose and sinuses. Furthermore, some air purifiers are too powerful to be exposed to for long periods, as this will result in an over-drying of the nasal lining.” 🙏🏼😊

Regino Santos because hepa filters need to be used in a place under 55 % humidity

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