Honeywell HHT-011 Compact Air Purifier with Permanent HEPA Filter
Dec 06, 2009 in
Electronics
- Tabletop air purifier recommended for rooms up to 8 by 10 feet
- Vacuum permanent HEPA filter 4 times a year to clean
- 55 CADR; optional ionizer for extra cleaning power; washable pre-filter
- Electronic filter-clean indicator; use either horizontally or vertically
- Measures approximately 10 by 6 by 11 inches; 3-year limited warranty
Product Description
Honeywell Permanent HEPA-Type Tabletop Air Purifier is 99% efficient at reducing airborne particles such as dust, tobacco smoke, pollen, cat dander & mold spores from the air that passes through the filter…. More >>
Honeywell HHT-011 Compact Air Purifier with Permanent HEPA Filter
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5 comments
Karen A. Williams on December 6, 2009 at 7:31 pm
This thing is sitting on my desk – still in it’s box – It looks very pretty. I’m thinking about taking it home instead of using it at work…. We’ll see
D. Mcdavitt on December 6, 2009 at 7:34 pm
Great product and fast shipment by seller. I bought this mostly for the white noise for our daughter’s room and I love the vacuumable filter. She’s used to the noise of the larger Honeywell model, but with this one on the highest mode it’s great. I’m purchasing another one for our baby’s room.
Cheryla White on December 6, 2009 at 8:57 pm
The performance and quality of this product are great. I am not so certain I got the best price for it, however.
Michael Eads on December 6, 2009 at 9:48 pm
This is not so much about a product but the company Allergy Be Gone. We ordered a filter for our humidifier from Amazon and it was actually from Allergy Be Gone in Edison, NJ. They shipped us two filters that were not what we ordered. They would not even fit our humidifier. When we called they said “oh, yeah, we were out of the filter you ordered so we sent these instead.” My filter is round, they sent me square ones. We returned the filters and still 25 days later have not received a refund. Customer service is crappy at best. Sorry way to run a company and i don’t expect they will be around much longer.
W. R. Sibaja on December 6, 2009 at 11:57 pm
After a 3 weeks relation with this unit, this is the result: you get what you pay.
Get a real one. Permanent filter will cost you +$40, if your room doesn’t fill the fine print that says it’s “permanent”.
Noisy, after 1 week you hear the ionizer making cracking noises and causing the night light to turn off itself.
Save some headaches and get and Oreck.
Very disappointing.