Dyson’s Purifier HEPA Cool Formaldehyde fan hits the brand’s sale week with £100 slashed from its usual RRP– and our head of shopping Zoe explains why she has hers on full blast
You know that phrase ‘slept like a baby’? I can’t relate, especially not during the summer months. For a multitude of reasons, as soon as the summer months approach, my sleep quality takes a nosedive, and I’m forever looking for a solution to the problem. The solution, I found, came in the form of Dyson’s Purifier HEPA Cool Formaldehyde fan.
I’ve had the fan for well over a month now and I constantly rave about it to my friends and family, who often complain about their lack of sleep during muggy heatwave weeks like the one we’re experiencing now. The only thing that slightly put me off recommending the fan to the masses was its price. At £549.99, it’s by no means a cheap buy. However, I’ve been sending out Whatsapp messages left, right and centre this week since finding out my hero fan is included in a Dyson’ sale week, meaning a sizeable £100 has been taken off that price. Now £449.99 for a limited time, the fan is a much more reasonable cost.
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If you’d like to know the techy side of it, this purifier not only detects but also eliminates formaldehyde (emitted from building materials, smoking, household products and fuel-burning appliances like gas stoves), ensuring your bedroom remains free from this harmful pollutant. Plus, the fan also boasts HEPA H13 and activated carbon filters, which trap dust, allergens, gases, and other ultrafine pollutants, making it a comprehensive solution for cleaner air perfect for those suffering from hayfever.
Zoe says: After consistently good sleep for a week, I realised it wasn’t just a fluke. The only time I felt slightly unrested was when my partner set the unit to a one-hour timer, forcing me to scramble for the remote to restore the cool. As a hayfever sufferer who also gets very congested at night, I’ve found I’m breathing much easier as well.
You can find Zoe’s full review of the HEPA Cool fan here.
If the fan is still a little out of your price bracket, not to worry, there are plenty of other affordable options to try. PHILIPS 800 Series Compact Air Purifier retails for £149 here, while you can get a 30-inch Tower Fan from John Lewis for £40 here.