Autumn and winter have come, and air pollution has followed. How to avoid the intrusion of polluted air, people have their own tricks, such as gas masks, gas masks, household air purifiers, etc. . Among them, the air purifier is the most popular way, so should we choose a large household air purifier or a small air purifier?
First is the structure of your room. If the room has a spacious structure and a large area, you can choose a large air purifier to replace several small air purifiers. If the structure of the room is relatively closed and local ventilation is often used, then a large household air purifier will not be able to achieve the functions of several small air purifiers.
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Buy big or small, usually according to the family situation. It depends on your usage habits, such as whether there are often people at home, whether the bedroom at home is habitually living, whether the family has regular schedules and so on. Think about how many rooms need to use air purifiers. If an office worker lives in a one-bedroom apartment, in fact, he only needs to clean up one room. When you get home from get off work, put the purifier in the living room, and when you are ready to rest and sleep, drag the purifier into the bedroom to meet all your needs . In this use case, it is obviously not cost-effective to buy two air purifiers. Of course it will be more convenient to buy two. However, if there are many people in the family, you may need more than one purifier.
Finally, your placement needs. Purifiers with large CADR values are usually large and noisy. A smaller purifier is better, but it requires more space. The layout of the purifier usually requires a certain distance from the wall, so it is necessary to consider how to arrange it according to the layout of the home.
From a performance point of view, if placed and used properly, the performance of a large household air purifier and several small household air purifiers should be basically the same. Therefore, how to make this choice in real life requires consumers to consider usage habits, room structure and specific placement requirements.
