i bought one of these 2 weeks ago and I hate it. It REEKS of plastic while running....or more accurate....it stinks like when you leave the cap off a Magic Marker. It stinks so much it gives me a headache. I am afraid the stench might harm my cat. I have talked to other people who bought it and they say the same thing. I am so dissapointed, I thought Oreck made good stuff.
Funny because tests showed that this unit actually produces ozone (O3) which is a respiratory irritant, despite claims that the unit removes the latter.
@eBiology this model shown doesnt make any claim to that, but the new ones do. And to help reduce the already safe ozone levels, the new ones have a permanent catalytic oxygenator.
@myNEONCITY I've seen way too many reviews on some of the news networks claiming that the product is the absolute worst on the market. On top of that, I'm a biophysics student and I have taken many physics classes, I guessed that the 'Truman Cell' technology worked poorly considering it uses static electricity to give the dust particles a charge, and sure enough the first complaint turned out to be that the dust barely sticks to the filter if at all.
@myNEONCITY Oh and I forgot to mention that another complaint was that people had to buy carbon pads from the Oreck company to mask the odors that the Oreck air filtration devices make...
As an XL owner, I would not recommend this device at all. Oreck used a cheap sleeve bearing on their blower to save a buck, which is prone to wear out quickly, instead of a quality bearing. The motor will start to squeal, then quits. Oreck misrepresents that this is a quality unit--it isn't. I've gone through two blowers already at $200 a pop.
i bought one of these 2 weeks ago and I hate it. It REEKS of plastic while running....or more accurate....it stinks like when you leave the cap off a Magic Marker. It stinks so much it gives me a headache. I am afraid the stench might harm my cat. I have talked to other people who bought it and they say the same thing. I am so dissapointed, I thought Oreck made good stuff.
inkey2 10 months ago
Get it Overstock
zunehdrocks 1 year ago
Get the Ionic Pro PurePro Professional Air Purifier
zunehdrocks 1 year ago
Funny because tests showed that this unit actually produces ozone (O3) which is a respiratory irritant, despite claims that the unit removes the latter.
eBiology 1 year ago
@eBiology this model shown doesnt make any claim to that, but the new ones do. And to help reduce the already safe ozone levels, the new ones have a permanent catalytic oxygenator.
myNEONCITY 10 months ago
@myNEONCITY I would still never buy this piece of garbage product =D
eBiology 10 months ago
@eBiology thats your choice but without a solid reason i cant take it seriously.
myNEONCITY 10 months ago
@myNEONCITY I've seen way too many reviews on some of the news networks claiming that the product is the absolute worst on the market. On top of that, I'm a biophysics student and I have taken many physics classes, I guessed that the 'Truman Cell' technology worked poorly considering it uses static electricity to give the dust particles a charge, and sure enough the first complaint turned out to be that the dust barely sticks to the filter if at all.
eBiology 10 months ago
@myNEONCITY Oh and I forgot to mention that another complaint was that people had to buy carbon pads from the Oreck company to mask the odors that the Oreck air filtration devices make...
eBiology 10 months ago
As an XL owner, I would not recommend this device at all. Oreck used a cheap sleeve bearing on their blower to save a buck, which is prone to wear out quickly, instead of a quality bearing. The motor will start to squeal, then quits. Oreck misrepresents that this is a quality unit--it isn't. I've gone through two blowers already at $200 a pop.
dtmspam 1 year ago