A few years after the Covid-19 pandemic rocked the world and just months after a summer where smoke from Canadian forest fires enveloped many North American cities in a dirty haze, air purifiers have ...

Last fall, I reviewed the A3 air purifier from Rabbit Air. I found it effective at combatting wildfire smoke and construction dust, both of which were a problem in my house at the time. The winter may ...

I got our home’s first air purifier back in 2018, hoping it would help scrub the air of some pollen and pet dander (first a Molekule Air Pro, then adding an ALEN Breathesmart to the mix). Then 2020 ...

That’s according to the Environmental Protection Agency, which also notes that we spend maybe 90 percent of our time inside inhaling that polluted air-kind of a good reason to invest in an indoor air ...

The Rabbit Air MinusA2 is slightly smaller and marginally less expensive than the company’s flagship A3 model, but it does a good job where it counts. Three years ago we put Rabbit Air’s ...

"Hearst Magazines and AOL may earn commission or revenue on some items through these links." In my home, my husband and I never really paid attention to the air we breathed or what it smelled like.

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We love our four-legged friends, but one issue that tends to arise that we don’t love? Pet dander in the air — and sometimes a smell or two that is more on the “odor” end of the scent spectrum. For ...

Until recently, I was just blissfully breathing, unaware of all the microscopic particles — the dust mites, dander, pollen, mold and who knows what else — lurking right under my own nose. But as I was ...

In today’s world, where indoor air quality can be compromised by various pollutants, investing in a high-quality air purifier is becoming increasingly essential for maintaining a healthy home ...

Until recently, I was just blissfully breathing, unaware of all the microscopic particles — the dust mites, dander, pollen, mold and who knows what else — lurking right under my own nose. But as I was ...