ALORAIR Air Scrubber with 3 Stage Filtration, Stackable Negative Air Machine for Industrial and Commercial Use, Heavy Duty Air Cleaner with MERV-10 Filter, HEPA/Activated carbon Filter, Blue

We've been using these as our go-to air scrubbers for a few years now, and will continue to use them as we grow and add more equipment to our warehouse. They're easy to clean, reasonably priced, quieter than some other options, and any issues we've had in the years of using them has been quickly resolved through Alorair support.

I LOVE this for our steel fabrication shop. Often, especially in the winter, there is a horrible haze of greasy welding smoke that just hangs in the air and is absolutely disgusting to breathe in. This thing clears it up in a matter of minutes. It works really well for paint fumes too, though I would not put it in an actual paint booth because of overspray.The filters that come with it are really high quality. I am impressed with how long they last, but that of course, depends on what's in the air. Though replacement filters are a little pricey, your lungs are absolutely worth it! I love changing the filters and seeing with my own eyes all the cr@p that is not going into my lungs. I ordered in washable filters for the outer filter and cut them down to size since it is a really odd, very specific size. So far that seems like it could be an ok way to go too, but I like to keep the disposable ones on hand to ensure there's never any downtime.It is also really nice that you do not need tools to change the filters.As far as noise, I would definitely not have this thing in my office or in my house. It is way too noisy and would be overkill for a small area. For a shop setting that is already quite loud and where everyone should be wearing ear protection anyway, it is no big deal at all. It is also nice that you can crank it up really high or turn it down. Even on low, it is still fairly loud, but ignorable after a while.It is heavy and a little awkward to move for me to move around on its own, but I think for the vast majority of men they would have zero issue moving it wherever they need to. We put ours on a cart so we can wheel it wherever it needs to be.

I’ve only used for a short time on my diy project. But man, this thing really blows! No I mean, it has a nice high speed motor with a slow start, so it doesn’t just blow your circuit breaker. It can move a lot of air. It’s a little louder than I would like, but it’s a big unit.I think the jury is still out on how well it actually scrubs the air, but it does move a lot of air around.

What an absolute unit of a machine. Grandfather recently had asbestos removed professionally by a company and passed all clearances for occupying the property for renovations. I wanted an extra piece of mind for him in case any fibers were still lingering (I know overkill probably)…..BUT this thing has taken the stale smell out of out of the house and it’s a power house scrubber. Only thing I wish was that they had easier way of finding replacement filters. Either way - waiting for next check to buy another so that when gramps gets Sheetrock work done the house will have little to no dust.

The motor burned out after a few tens of hours of use, but customer service was excellent. I was shipped a new motor and had the scrubber back in working order in ten minutes. I am very happy with the performance of this item and the response of the seller.

This is a must if you are doing a remodel or in the construction company that does remodels. It works so well and does exactly what they say it will do. Took out tile flooring about 1000 sqft and it keep so much of the dust and things out of the air. It's not cheap but so worth the price if you value less dust in the home during the construction.

This was a life saver during our home renovation inside a central air home. Changed the first filter 2x in 3 months and wow all the debris! Large and noisy when at max, but you can adjust to min when needed. I don't know where I'll store it afterwards, but it definitely made a difference in air quality. Easy to use, heavy but adjustable.

But I love it! I've hidden it in a corner and have a timer-plug set so it runs on the lowest setting for an hour as we get ready for bed, before we wake up and before we get home from work. The difference in air quality was immediately noticeable when we first got it. The blower is powerful enough to circulate air through our entire first floor (~700sqft) even though it is in one corner and on the minimum setting. We also use this whenever there are smells etc to deal with. It is extremely effective at keeping the air quality good when we are cooking bacon, have the windows open, or have any kind of craft smells.My wife would've preferred something like a RabbitAir MinusA2 which my in-laws have. The RabbitAir is not "hideous" (her word) and is much quieter. The nice thing about something like the RabbitAir is that it looks good to have in a central location and it is quiet enough to run 24/7. However, the RabbitAir marketing materials tell you how much air circulation you get on max speed and how quiet it is on min speed, but they don't tell you how much air circulation you can expect on quiet speeds. My non-scientific anecdotal experience is that my house's air quality is better than my in-laws air quality, which I expect is because their RabbitAir on a quiet setting is not causing enough air circulation to be effective. I prefer to have timer control to automatically run my air filter on a louder but effective setting at convenient times rather than having it constantly run on an ineffective setting.