Kenmore air purifier filters are Sears products (as in Sears, Roebuck & Co.) but they are pretty inexpensive as far as air cleaners in their class go.

Their HEPA Air Cleaner, which costs from $100 to $130, covers an 11×14-square-foot or a 13×15-square-foot room. The 11-pound plug-ins are great solutions to allergy, asthma, and other respiratory problems.

Kenmore HEPA air purifiers also have all the basic features you’d want, such as:

• 360-degree air discharge/intake (real HEPA technology)
• Built in ionizer
• Replaceable charcoal pre filter
• HEPA seal to stop air from leaking around filter
• 3-speed fan (includes a power indicator)
• Tough housing (designed with a carrying handle)

Filtering your air conditioning airways seems to be a trend nowadays so I didn’t have a problem looking for user reviews on Kenmore air purifier filters as well as some other brands I was considering.

Haven’t seen negative stuff on Kenmore, so far. I did see some on a popular competitor though, which offered products priced lower than Kenmore.

Some guy from Lake Forest, California was complaining about how the air cleaner he bought not only made an awful noise but also did a bad job of getting rid of cigar smoke and pet smells.

The guy just gave up on the inefficient unit and bought a Kenmore air cleaner instead. He says he’s very happy with its performance. The review was on an independent website, which sells Kenmore as well as other competing products.

Moral of the story: Compromising on quality may end up costing you more in the long run!

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