Product: ProBreeze 4-Stage True HEPA Large Room Air Purifier with Ionizer
Model: PB-P01-US
Condition: New
Dimensions: 21.3" L x 12.8" W x 6.7" H
Weight: 10.8lbs
Maximum Room Size (sq/ft): 430sq ft
Voltage: 120V AC 60Hz
Energy Consumption: 0.045 kW·h
Input Power: 55W
Noise Level (dBa): 29 - 61
Clean Air delivery Rate (CADR): 218m3/h
5-IN- 1 AIR PURIFICATION
Filters and refreshes the air in your home with an advanced multi-stage filtering system:
Pre-Filter: Traps large contamination particles such as human and pet hair
True HEPA Filter: Captures airborne particles as small as 0.3 microns such as dust, pollen, mold spores, and airborne mites
Activated Carbon Filter: Removes unwanted odors and harmful gases such as formaldehyde and benzene
Cold Catalyst Filter - A final guard to trap any remaining impurities
Negative Ion Generator: Filters the air for a cleaner environment by releasing negative ions into the air to eliminate airborne bacteria and contaminants
FAST & POWERFUL
Incredible Clean Air Delivery Rate (CADR) of 218m³/hr
Powerful enough to be used in small, medium, and large rooms up to 430sq/ft (40 m²)
Small and stylish portable air purifier design that looks great in any home or office
QUIET OPERATION & SLEEP MODE
Designed to be quietly powerful
Slowly reduces sound and energy output as you sleep
Quiet Mark certified so you get an undisturbed night’s rest knowing the appliance will gradually turn off
ECO-FRIENDLY AND ENERGY SAVING:
Three Fan Air Speeds: Low, Mid, and High
Ion control turns the negative Ion generator on and off
Auto-On or Shut-Off timer to switch the air purifier on or off after 1, 2, or 4 hours
Sleep mode that allows the purifier to continue working on the low fan mode with its lights turned off
What’s Included?
1x Pro Breeze 5-in1 Air Purifier for Home with True HEPA Filter and Active Carbon Filter
@airmo@radi0j0hn It’s called a Comparetto cube, or a Corsi-Rosenthal Box.
To actually get it to work well for a large house, you need two box fans, or to not be using all filters of the highest filtration strength. Or just a box fan with greater strength than normal and actually change all those filters regularly.
The issue is just pyschologically biting the bullet and buying the 4-5 20x20x1 (or x2) filters all at once. It’s hard to go from 12 or 20 bucks a filter to 50 at a time for a big pack, but if you compare the amount of filtration and filter sizes it is almost the same per foot. While not having to pay for a unit.
@airmo@midnightplatinu@radi0j0hn You may have that confused with the Rosie O’Donnell box.Sucks and blows hot air at the same time.Beware…no way to turn it off if you build one
128 cubic feet per minute. That’s less than three changes per hour for a 430 square foot room, which is a bit underpowered for anyone who really needs HEPA filtration. Probably adequate for a room half that size, like a very large bedroom.
@cinoclav Weird filter design. A thin layer of foam of some kind, atop normal blown HEPA filter material with black paperboard edges. I actually like them coming with the foam pre-filters. If they work.
I wish sizes were more standardized though, everything could easy be F1 or F2 sized.
I also got one of these here in February, and it’s way better than expected. Night mode is VERY quiet, with its lights dimmed. Bedroom has noticeably less dust buildup on our chifforobe. (Unit is running approx. 8-9 hours nightly.) Filters are expensive ($45) but with monthly vacuuming, will easily last a year. I bought an extra one- do NOT buy the generic filters, they may be a poor fit, poorly made, and ineffective. All-in-all, I am quite pleased with this machine.
Currently cheaper on Morningsave using the 25%-off coupon (adjusts to $51.75):
I bought one on Meh months ago and another on Morningsave last month (using VMP). They seem like good purifiers for the price. I had a “smarter” IoT-era Costco purifier die in its first year, and the ProBreeze has been a competent dumber replacement.
Specs
Product: ProBreeze 4-Stage True HEPA Large Room Air Purifier with Ionizer
Model: PB-P01-US
Condition: New
5-IN- 1 AIR PURIFICATION
Filters and refreshes the air in your home with an advanced multi-stage filtering system:
FAST & POWERFUL
QUIET OPERATION & SLEEP MODE
ECO-FRIENDLY AND ENERGY SAVING:
What’s Included?
Price Comparison
$114.99 from ProBreeze
Warranty
90 days
Estimated Delivery
Thursday, Jun 9 - Monday, Jun 13
Will this help with the dead hooker smell?
@yakkoTDI Wait, I thought that was the trunk.
@yakkoTDI Ozone generator. Or uh, so I’ve been told.
@yakkoTDI Pack your trunk with a 50/50 mix of rice and baking soda.
@yakkoTDI Sorry to hear your mom passed.
@yakkoTDI
/image always sunny philadelphia hooker

@mehcuda67 Hookers in the trunk. Trunk on the car. Car in the garage.
Ionizer? I hardly know her!
Thanks, I’ll be here all week… unlike that @yakkoTDI fella
Ironizer?? Does it turn you into Iron man…or Iron woman?
@eeterrific No. And it makes terrible margaritas.
@werehatrack If it doesn’t make good margaritas, what good is it??
Its $93 on amazon with tax ($40 dollar coupon)
I just watched a video with a guy taping 4 furnace filters into a square and fastening a box fan on top, blowing out.
@radi0j0hn did it work?
@airmo @radi0j0hn It’s called a Comparetto cube, or a Corsi-Rosenthal Box.
To actually get it to work well for a large house, you need two box fans, or to not be using all filters of the highest filtration strength. Or just a box fan with greater strength than normal and actually change all those filters regularly.
The issue is just pyschologically biting the bullet and buying the 4-5 20x20x1 (or x2) filters all at once. It’s hard to go from 12 or 20 bucks a filter to 50 at a time for a big pack, but if you compare the amount of filtration and filter sizes it is almost the same per foot. While not having to pay for a unit.
The biggest con to Comparettos is their size.
@airmo @midnightplatinu @radi0j0hn You may have that confused with the Rosie O’Donnell box.Sucks and blows hot air at the same time.Beware…no way to turn it off if you build one
I thought this was a Ring doorbell. Looks like it’s time to get some sleep.
Can you turn off the ionizer?
@radi0j0hn Manual - https://probreeze.com/us/wp-content/uploads/sites/6/2019/08/PB-P01-US-Instruction-Manual_compressed.pdf
@radi0j0hn Yes. I have one.
Good upgrade from AmateurBreeze products.
@awk I seem to recall a ProSleaze brand on AliBaba (chinglish, you know).
128 cubic feet per minute. That’s less than three changes per hour for a 430 square foot room, which is a bit underpowered for anyone who really needs HEPA filtration. Probably adequate for a room half that size, like a very large bedroom.
Needs not so cheap replacement filters… Two pack for $43.39 currently.
https://www.amazon.com/PUREBURG-Replacement-Filters-Compatible-PB-P01F/dp/B0919TDSQV
@cinoclav Weird filter design. A thin layer of foam of some kind, atop normal blown HEPA filter material with black paperboard edges. I actually like them coming with the foam pre-filters. If they work.
I wish sizes were more standardized though, everything could easy be F1 or F2 sized.
I bought two from the Feb 25, 2022 Meh sale. Same Price last time, FYI. I like them. Good price for a full size true HEPA filter system. Here is the link to the discussions on Feb 25,2022
@BuddTX I bought one then, too. I like it.
@BuddTX your link to Feb discussions worked; but the one for the manual did not. Please share the replacement filter number
@BuddTX @mjonczak The link worked for me:
No one in my house irons.
@hchavers
That’s ironic.
@hchavers @werehatrack
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That’s ironicht.
FIFY
@hchavers @werehatrack … a little TOO ironic,
This might be a great deal on this air purifier; but the reviews on the replacement filter are very poor (expensive & ineffectual)
I also got one of these here in February, and it’s way better than expected. Night mode is VERY quiet, with its lights dimmed. Bedroom has noticeably less dust buildup on our chifforobe. (Unit is running approx. 8-9 hours nightly.) Filters are expensive ($45) but with monthly vacuuming, will easily last a year. I bought an extra one- do NOT buy the generic filters, they may be a poor fit, poorly made, and ineffective. All-in-all, I am quite pleased with this machine.
Currently cheaper on Morningsave using the 25%-off coupon (adjusts to $51.75):
I bought one on Meh months ago and another on Morningsave last month (using VMP). They seem like good purifiers for the price. I had a “smarter” IoT-era Costco purifier die in its first year, and the ProBreeze has been a competent dumber replacement.
@earmstrong Thanks - that’s what I needed to convince me to get one!
Are you my mummy?
I just bought one. But only because I have to buy enough things to make saving that $5 on shipping worth it.
approachable-toxic-coconut