Do you feel like using the Fellowes AeraMax DX55 Air Purifier has changed the quality of your air?
Yes I do. Overall allergies in the house have decreased as have asthma symptoms. In addition it has freshened up my sons room, which belonging to a 14 year old boy, is not normally very fresh. I definitely feel that the air seems cleaner, and dust seems to shift quicker, for example after tending to the rabbits den, which is in our living room. Normally the air would feel "Dusty " for quite a while after a full clean, however with the purifier in the room, the dusty feeling passed really quickly.
The air overall definitely feels "lighter" when the unit has been on in a room for a while.
Have you or your family members noticed any change in the symptoms of allergies or breathing since you’ve been using the Fellowes AeraMax air purifier?
Symptoms have definitely decreased, and by quite a lot. My son and I have not experienced itchy eyes and sneezing since using this (when in a room with it on). This has really impressed me. My sons asthma has not caused a problem at all over the last few days, which is great. I am still having problems with my asthma, but to much lesser extent and the problems I do have are not being triggered by things in the house, so I think it is genuinely helping us. I think people who suffer from dust or pet allergies can really benefit from one of these.
Overall I have very pleased with the machine. I had hoped it would help, but I wasn't sure if it would really work. I have been pleasantly surprised and am looking into getting a second one, so we can have one running upstairs and downstairs.
The machine itself is very easy to use and set up. It does blow out pretty chilly air, but you can alter the angle at which the air comes out, so you can make sure it doesn't blow draft where you are sitting. The cold air coming out might be nice in the summer.
The unit itself is very quiet, which surprised me, I expected to have this white lump humming loudly in the corner, but it makes only a very faint noise most of the time., When a pollutant does enter the air and the fan kicks in at higher speeds, it does get louder, but not enough to really disturb us.