IQAir MultiGas

Pros

• You can get expensive air purifiers that remove exhausting gasses. The IQair multigas does it, but it’s over $1,000.
• If you want to really address the smell, you need a unit with tons of carbon like the IQAir Multigas but those are $$$.
• The IQAir multigas is my preference, but I’ve also heard good things about Austin and AirPura.
• You have to go way up in price ($1000-1500) if you want something that can handle the odor and VOCs. Anything in between isn’t going to be that effective, so unless you can afford like an IQAir multigas or something in that range, a regu...
• If price doesn’t matter, the best purifier for smoke is the IQAir Multigas. It will easily handle the other contaminants as well.

Cons

• I’m considering either the Austin Air HealthMate or IQAir multigas to put in my toddlers bedroom and one in the common room.
• Parent context: I bought one and it irritated me almost worst than the problem I was trying to solve — so I wouldn’t be surprised if it releases its own VOCs Reply: i can confirm that is not the case, it has never added VOCs when startin...
• I bought one and it irritated me almost worst than the problem I was trying to solve — so I wouldn’t be surprised if it releases its own VOCs
• Low and behold, the VOC level just went farther UP, and UP and UP and stayed there! I put the sensor right at the output of the IQair at the very end, almost no difference. So what gives? $1400 for a VOC air filter that increases the VOC...