My wife was convinced that we needed an air purifier for the house, but I didn’t want to spend a heap of money on an unnecessary machine.
We went to look at air purifiers down at the superstore and they were way too much money.
I didn’t want to spend $300 because my wife was feeling worried about a silly virus. Still, I didn’t have a choice when she put it on the credit card behind my back. She ordered an air purifier from an online distributor and they delivered it a couple weeks ago. The indoor air purifier keeps breaking down. It stopped working three times in the last three weeks and I have had to make several different repairs. I’m glad that I can fix the indoor air purifier, but I’m a little agitated that my wife spent $300 and the machine doesn’t work properly. I tried to call the company but they didn’t want to talk with me because I wasn’t the person that made the order. My wife didn’t want to get on the phone and argue with the company that made the indoor air purifier because she doesn’t like confrontation. I’m tempted to throw the air purifier in the garbage and go to the hardware store and buy one that will work properly. When the machine works, I can definitely tell that it is removing indoor odors and that’s helpful with seven dogs in the house. The place used to smell like dogs no matter how many times my wife cleans the house, but sometimes it’s hard to tell we even have dogs when the air purifier is running.