PolishPete

I have been using the Ionic Breeze for a couple of months now, and I am really amazed at how much dust it traps. It costs about $300-$400... but I won it through a contest at work that gave me points, and then I picked what I wanted. There is a lot less dusting to do in my room and its a good feeling knowing that that stuff is not in the air, in my lungs, or on my trophies/shelves/books, etc. I just cleaned it very recently, but I'll post a pic of the dust on the blades in a week or so.

Sidenote: I read an article in the WSJ that reviewed benefits at work, and how many companies have points/dollars to use towards things as rewards. I really like the idea. This was something I would not have spent the money on normally, but since the company paid for it...why not!!

LuvMyTSX

I've been thinking about getting some kind of filter for my office at work. I work for a food manufacturer, and our products are dusty. The warehouse and offices are in close proximity, and dust gets in my office and I'm constantly rubbing my eyes because the particles get in my contacts. It's not a terrible amount, but annoying nonetheless and I'd like to find a way to reduce the irritation. $300 makes me think extra hard, though. I wish there was a way to find out for sure before I drop the dough.

Whiskers

Check the simular threads....

PolishPete

I'm sure there is a refund policy. So pick one up and try it out for a month. If you don't like it. Return it.

csmeance

now they have a thing to try it risk free for 2 months with a money back gaurntee. (cant spell today)

PolishPete

That's right. I do remember seeing those commercials about the risk free trial period. Check Sharper Image's website.

Ashburner

I bought one online for about $100 that usually sells for $400. I love it! I keep it in the bedroom at my house and it seems to keep the air much "crisper".