Allergy season has arrived in full force.
According to the American College of Allergy, Asthma and Immunology, one out of three adults in the United States suffers from seasonal allergies. Add children into the count (about 27%), and you have more than 100 million people sniffling and moving about like they’ve caught another type of spring fever.
Yesterday, I was one of them. Tomorrow will be a whole other story, however, because my Dyson Hushjet Purifier will arrive.
I’ve edited so many stories about Dyson products, but this is the first time I’ve come across this purifier from the home tech powerhouse brand.
Featuring a 360-degree electrostatic filter, it captures 99.97% pollutants, meaning dust, germs and pollen can’t assault my nasal passageway. Around this time last month, the device cost $350, but now, thanks to a 15% off discount, it’s less than $300, which for a Dyson is pretty darn good.
Engineered to be ultra-quiet (hence its name), the Dyson Hushjet Compact Purifier quickly clears rooms up to 203 square feet of air contaminants without taking up much space. Using a combo of an electrostatic filter and a carbon filter, it’s a fully sealed device, which means that nothing escapes it, including odors or allergens. Whether you’re a smoker, pet owner or have a penchant for cooking fish, your nose (and lungs) won’t be the wiser — sort of the point of having one of these, right?
The machine’s top has a star-shaped nozzle, which helps to reduce noise, plus multiple speed settings, all of which can be controlled via the Dyson app through your phone. It’s effective and high-quality, per customer reviewers.
“Top notch quality,” wrote one happy customer, who ordered the Dyson after discovering a severe allergy to dust. “I ordered this Dyson Hushjet10 (or HJ 10). It is quiet, compact, and very powerful.”
While the discount (15% off) doesn’t sound super exciting, nabbing it for less than $300 is. According to price history, it’s not a common thing, and personally speaking, my allergies can’t afford to see if that changes any time soon.
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